Satisfying a Thin Mint Girl Scout cookie craving Sunday in Santa Monica wasn’t easy.
Girl Scouts were ordered to temporarily stop selling cookies outside of grocery stores this past
Opposition movement comes out against school measure
Up until a few weeks ago, it appeared Santa Monica College had nothing but support for its $160 million bond measure.
But just
Federal law says you can sue over faxed advertisements
A local consumer watchdog group is advocating that anyone who receives a faxed advertisement should take the self promoting business to
Protest against local retailer planned for next week
A local retailer is defending itself in court against claims that it sells clothing produced in area sweatshops.
Forever 21, a retailer
Prosecutors want to speak with victim’s parents before filing charges
It could be another month before charges are filed in connection with 15-year-old Deanna Maran’s murder,
At least not while ‘Gigli’ is filmed
A multi-million dollar film production starring Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck just north of Santa Monica has drawn the attention of beach
Marketing campaign a good ‘deal’ for hotels
A three-month local advertising campaign has apparently paid off for local hotels, who fared better than they expected this past holiday season.
Conflicting statements suggest city planners may be fickle
(Editor’s note: This is the last in an ongoing series this week on a lawsuit involving a 6-year-old’s
City says playhouse lawsuit is politically motivated
(Editor’s note: This is the third story in a series on a lawsuit filed by a Sunset Park family over their son’
Contradictory approvals at heart of lawsuit
(Editor’s note: This is the second story in a series examining a lawsuit filed by a Santa Monica family over their son’s
Lawsuit forces issue of whether city staff cracked under political pressure
(Editor’s note: This is the first story in a multi-part series that focuses on a 6-year-
