Council, public will debate issue at annual meeting tonight in City Hall
(Editor’s note: This is the second article in a series this week that addresses the issues surrounding
Bayside funding has remained flat for years
The nonprofit that manages downtown Santa Monica spent more than $1 million last year, according to its annual audit approved by officials last
MTBE lawsuit coming close to a resolution
What may be the biggest lawsuit ever levied by City Hall appears to be reaching a resolution.
Under a settlement agreement being hammered
Feinstein’s attempt to buck big boys falls short
Santa Monica City Councilman Mike Feinstein lost his bid for a leadership post with a regional smog-fighting agency on Thursday.
Due to be sentenced in January
A Santa Monica man accused of illegally gathering classified information for the North Korean government switched his plea on Thursday from innocent to guilty.
Feeling burned, lawyer seeking $146K in fees
A Malibu property owner being sued for $146,000 in attorney fees took the stand in Santa Monica Superior Court Thursday, telling jurors
SM 62-year-old completes 17-hour race with two minutes to spare
With a mere two minutes and four seconds left on the clock, Santa Monican Peggy McDowell- Cramer
Jury to decide if lawyer is entitled to his fees
A Malibu property owner has hired an attorney to fight off his former attorney, who says he owes him tens
Agency controls more than 1,000 units in SM
A local pizza parlor will become the site of 50 new affordable apartments if a nonprofit housing developer closes escrow on
Neighbors will fight restrictions
Officials don’t want the public’s newest park going to the dogs so they have put a muzzle on those who live outside of the
Jaroslava Liska says she was pressured into plea agreement
After nearly a year of silence, a local landlord who was recently convicted of criminal tenant harassment said Monday her tenants
