Weller pleads “not guilty”
LAX COURTHOUSE — The Santa Monica man who drove through a crowded Farmers’ Market last summer leaving 10 people dead and hurting another 63 pleaded not guilty
Community profiles is a weekly series that appears each Monday and delves into the people who live, work and play in Santa Monica.
Nancy Greenstein likes going to government meetings.
He wants a safer, more artistic, scholarly 2004
Residents this year can expect to see less gun violence in an eastside neighborhood, a financially stable school district and more arts
Local hotel bookings appear to be down this season
With college football’s Rose Bowl just two days away, Santa Monica hotels, restaurants and bars normally would be abuzz with
Chez Jay’s has been a favorite downtown since 1959
It was more than 50 years ago when Jay Fiondella first came to Santa Monica. A Seabee stationed in Port
Jury finds ‘Surf Channel’ founder defrauded his partners
SM COURTHOUSE — A Santa Monica businessman must pay his former partners nearly $900,000 after being found liable for fraud by a
Students buy, deliver presents to needy kids
SAMOHI — More than 150 needy youngsters will open an extra gift this holiday season thanks to the hard work of a group of
‘Posada’ targets Doubletree Hotel
About 150 local activists took to the streets here Monday night, marching in a traditional Mexican “posada” to the Doubletree Guest Suites Hotel on Fourth Street,
As the head of the largest social-service agency in Santa Monica, John Maceri provides shelter and food for hundreds of abused, addicted and mentally ill homeless people each day.
SM company created ads for anti-violence project
SOUTH LA — Top law-enforcement officials and prosecutors are forging a new partnership to combat criminals with guns.
Called “Project Safe Neighborhoods,
Activist changes name
SM COURTHOUSE — A local peace activist with a political bent celebrated a victory of sorts on Thursday, even while officials remain adamant that he can’t list
