Real estate prices stay high despite recent woes
By DANIEL ARCHULETA Managing Editor
CITYWIDE As the real estate market continues to show signs of weakness, Santa Monica’s property values
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Delaware, Utah and his home state of Illinois. He also prevailed in North Dakota, the first of seven caucus states to report votes.
After an early series of low-delegate,
By Brian Hepp Market Matters
WHILE THERE ARE MANY INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE plenty of money to invest, more than a few hesitate to do so because they are unsure of
DO YOU WONDER IF YOU CAN REALLY afford that beautiful home you fell in love with? The real cost of home ownership is more than a mortgage payment. The benefits
Does your favorite restaurant still use Styrofoam? The city recently introduced a ban on the ecologically unfriendly packaging, but it will take a while before it begins enforcing the new
Hypnotherapists are not licensed by the state of California as healing arts practitioners; for your benefit and protection, work on some issues may require a written referral from a licensed
SO YOU WANT “THEM” OUT BUT WHO will take care of the yard? You sneer at them on street corners hawking for day labor on your way to IKEA,but
By John McColgan Santa Monica
The article (“On death’s doorstep,” page 1, Feb.1) about 60 volunteers from… local agencies conducting a survey of the city’s most vulnerable
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For four consecutive nights beginning tonight, Sepulveda Boulevard will be closed between Braddock Drive and Culver Boulevard for construction work, according to Caltrans.
The closures will be in effect from
Due to current rainfall, run-off is likely to enter ocean waters in the Los Angeles County area. Because of this, county public health officials are advising residents not to
