SM anti-bias ordinance preceded a statewide law
CITY HALL — Authorities are planning an undercover sting for later this year, with the goal of putting an end to sex discrimination
Prosecutors claim she posed as an attorney; her lawyer says she was a paralegal
A Santa Monica woman continued to illegally pose as an attorney even after she was charged
Terms of cremation settlement sealed with the court
MID-CITY — A Santa Monica funeral home has agreed to pay an undisclosed amount of money to the family of a man
Weller’s defense team fails to convince court that evidence doesn’t point to‘gross negligence’
LAX COURTHOUSE — The felony charges against the elderly driver who caused last summer’s
CITY HALL — In a city that’s almost entirely built out and a state that rewards long-time property owners with hefty tax breaks, many residents and businesses choose to
They need 9,000 signatures to force an election this fall to fund schools
The well-oiled school fundraising machine hit the streets here on Friday, formally launching its most
Some say the rentals should pay a hotel bed tax
CITY HALL — The fate of so-called mini hotels in Santa Monica is no closer to being resolved after officials
Defendant claims he acted in self-defense
LAX COURTHOUSE — A 20-year-old homicide case is now set for trial, after a judge on Thursday ruled there’s enough evidence
Judge lifts injunction on law designed to remove abusers
SM COURTHOUSE — A judge has lifted a temporary injunction against a controversial housing law, allowing landlords to once again increase the
Private foundation steps in as government pledges slide
Two Santa Monica nonprofits were among 10 awarded a total of $1.2 million earlier this month by the California Community Foundation,
The owner of the Library Alehouse on Main Street stumbled into the bar and restaurant business almost by accident.
While studying economics at UCLA, David Lackman was told to develop
