Shopkeepers worried rising rents will force them out of Brentwood Country Mart
A plan to rejuvenate the Brentwood Country Mart threatens to force out small merchants who have been doing
CHECK OUT THE FUNNIES ON PAGE 12! Midnight Special looks to October re-opening
Nearly five months after the lease signing for its new downtown location, the Midnight Special Bookstore
Judge notes his criminal history, victim’s tragic death
A local mechanic was sentenced to 10 years in state prison Friday for fatally shooting a homeless man last July.
Two
ARMITAGE, from page 1 Wedding photographer has three years to pay $24,600
A local wedding photographer who failed to deliver pictures to more than 100 newlyweds agreed on Wednesday
Martin Aguirre asked for cash to cover up alleged code violations
A City Hall building inspector was sentenced to six months in county jail on Wednesday for soliciting bribes from
Charges reduced and referred to City Hall
A local motel owner who was arrested three weeks ago for allegedly running a prostitution ring has yet to enter a plea in
Revenue company has saved City Hall $200K
Sales tax revenue for the first quarter of 2003 was up more than 3 percent in Santa Monica over the first quarter of
Jurors express sympathy for elderly plaintiff but rule against her
After a day and a half of deliberations, a jury on Friday cleared City Hall of liability in an accident
Santa Monica sets precedent for taking care of beaches
Santa Monica Bay beaches are among the dirtiest in the state, according to a report released this week by a national
But council members heed resident concerns and alter the project
A homeless shelter will be built at Cloverfield Boulevard and Michigan Avenue, though it won’t feature all the components
Jurors to decide if City Hall is to blame for bus accident
Lawyers made their closing arguments Wednesday in the case of an elderly woman who blames City Hall for
