Landlord promises to fix property
OCEAN PARK — Officials from one of Santa Monica’s largest landlords told dozens of upset tenants on Thursday they will act immediately on a handful
Lawyers fail to keep wrongful death suit payout under wraps
SM COURTHOUSE — A judge here has made public the settlement terms between J. Paul Getty Trust and a family that
Passing the bars of another kind, already charged with same crime
SM COURTHOUSE — A Santa Monica woman was sent back to jail this week for allegedly continuing to practice law
School boosters withholding judgment on council talk
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — Local leaders gave a frank assessment Tuesday of City Hall’s role in a controversial political battle to secure millions of
SM police investigating murder; three arrested
The first homicide victim of the year in Santa Monica was a four-time felon who was released from prison just three months before
Membership is on the rebound but will it be enough?
DOWNTOWN — With membership numbers stagnant for nearly a year, the local chamber of commerce will fall short of its $636,
Lawyers for ‘Animal Planet’ to be subpoenaed
AIRPORT COURTHOUSE — A former Santa Monica gang member convicted of aiding and abetting in an unresolved murder that occurred more than three years
Spring Break offers little respite from uncertain future
DISTRICT HDQTRS. — It’s pink slip season again.
Dozens of teachers will lose their jobs this fall if the local school district’
Same officials will set up shop near LAX
SM COURTHOUSE — Starting in June, there will be no criminal courtroom in Santa Monica.
More than 20 top judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys
Hotel workers plan to appeal the decision
Charges of misconduct levied last year against the local hotel and restaurant union by workers in a Santa Monica hotel have been dismissed,
A hole is punched in voter registration system
SUNSET PARK — After just a month in the United States, Mayumi Nagaoka, 26, a foreign exchange student from Japan, became a registered
