Puzzle Zoo busted for overcharging an undercover official by almost $40
DOWNTOWN — A Santa Monica toy store has been accused of overcharging a customer, which makes it the 10th local
Shoppers are spending more money than ever on the Third Street Promenade and throughout Santa Monica’s downtown district, despite noted deterrents like outdated parking structures and a large homeless
Tenants sought more than $1.5M
A local landlord isn’t responsible for four armed gunmen who stormed into a luxury apartment, tied up its tenants, beat and robbed them,
City Council wants garbage analysis overhauled
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — City officials on Tuesday trashed an analysis that was aimed at sorting out Santa Monica’s rubbish concerns, leaving a messy situation
At issue is whether apartment building was secure enough
SM COURTHOUSE — A jury here is now set to decide whether a landlord should pay millions of dollars to tenants who
Funding for Martin Luther King Day event in jeopardy
NORTH OF WILSHIRE — More than 600 people of all faiths and colors crowded into a Santa Monica church on Monday to
Steele Smith heads for the border
DOWNTOWN — After nearly five years of working the Third Street Promenade, the keeper of Santa Monica’s street performers is packing up and heading
Vince Muselli
Vince Muselli — one of the city’s most prominent realtors — never went to college.
Instead, he joined the Marine Corps after graduating from Venice High School in 1969
Volleyball courts to be monitored by City Hall
SM BEACH — For those who live on the beach, the sport of volleyball isn’t usually considered evil.
But it’s turned
Local Greens hold caucus for March 2 election
EAST SM — City Councilman Mike Feinstein is running for a leadership position within the Green Party, which is suing him for allegedly
Routine matter turns into lengthy debate
A plan to fluoridate the city’s water was scheduled to be passed as a matter of routine here Tuesday but it ended up
