After years of circling the waters, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. has finally anchored in Santa Monica
SM PIER — After six years of waiting, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. has finally opened
Veterans out to protect what they claim is theirs
A group of veterans has enlisted a growing faction of residents here to fight the federal government in its potential plans
COMMUNITY PROFILES IS A WEEKLY SERIES THAT APPEARS EACH MONDAY AND DELVES INTO THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE, WORK AND PLAY IN SANTA MONICA. Misti Kerns: A tourist in her own
Long haul: Hotel reconfigures itself for AFM
OCEAN AVE. — As thousands of film industry executives arrive in town this weekend, most will congregate at Loews Hotel, which has become a
Film deal with city runs until ’08
DOWNTOWN — More than $15 million will be spent in Santa Monica within a nine-day period, beginning next week, as the American Film
IRS HDQTRS. — Officials here are looking for dozens of Santa Monicans — not because they owe money but because they have some waiting for them.
More than 50 Santa Monicans have
Contract did not define ‘reasonable’
CITY HALL —The question of what “reasonable” expenses are for high-profile trial attorneys representing City Hall has raised an ethical dilemma about what’s
PICO BOULEVARD — Unsure of the nature of his problem, police spent nearly 12 hours on Thursday attempting to talk a man off the roof of an apartment building.
The man,
Expenses don’t fit the bill
CITY HALL — A lawyer battling City Hall over pricey expenses being billed to taxpayers has denied that those bills ever included the use of
Contaminated water fight leaves city, lawyers at odds Aircraft dispute adds fuel to the MtBE case
CITY HALL — When lawyers hired by City Hall were grappling with 18 oil companies
Hurricane survivors get a filing extension
IRS HDQTRS. — Officials here expect about 1,000 tax returns from Santa Monicans by Monday — the absolute final deadline for the most serious of
