$66 million hangs in the balance
They wanted to get paid. Instead, they got sued.
A group of lawyers hired by City Hall to help litigate the largest lawsuit in
Nick Rath has 30 kids and somebody else’s kidney.
The 59-year-old resident of Pacific Palisades has had three biological children, three stepchil-dren, six adopted children and
Vacancy decontrol makes SM rent less affordable
CITY HALL — Renters looking for an apartment in Santa Monica can expect to shell out more than $500 more a month today than
SMC stars catching on
SMC — Long regarded as one of the strongest junior colleges in California when it comes to academics, Santa Monica College has proven it can also hold
Interim law governing new buildings extended three years
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — A debate over the size and shape of new buildings in downtown Santa Monica might last another three years, even
Prosecutors will wait to enforce law
(Editor’s note: This is the second article in an ongoing series examining City Hall’s hedge law.) CITY HALL — Prosecutors this week temporarily
SM stands to lose $2.7M in revenue next year
CITY HALL — Officials here reacted with “cautious optimism” Wednesday to a proposal unveiled by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger intended to spare
Controversial charter amendment averted
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — Local school supporters abandoned their campaign for an unprecedented amendment to the city charter Tuesday after elected officials narrowly agreed to back a compromise
Pop quiz: Unions set to mail questionnaire to candidates
The two unions representing local teachers in classrooms from kindergarten through college have joined forces to endorse candidates on the November
Defense says City Hall must have ax to grind
A local woman who allegedly posed as a lawyer and took more than $60,000 from her clients is expected to
A month-long series examining Santa Monica City Hall finances City Hall keeps bond rating high in trying times
While it may be lacking in a surplus of cash, at
