Majority of City Hall workers face commutes See DOUBLETREE, page 6
More than 80 percent of City Hall employees commute to work in Santa Monica.
That means thousands of car
A national labor judge on Monday heard testimony in a case that accuses a Santa Monica hotel of mistreating its employees.
National Labor Relations Board Administrative Law Judge Jay Pollack
Shelter would house 55, service 250 transients
The City Council on Tuesday is scheduled to decide the fate of a proposed $10.4 million homeless shelter at Cloverfield Boulevard and
Charges against Feinstein could be filed next month
Criminal probe into alleged money mishandling goes to Los Angeles DA The saga of City Councilman Mike Feinstein’s handling of $30,
Man plans to sue City Hall in federal court
A judge has cleared the way for a local game inventor to sue City Hall in federal court for allegedly violating
Not pleased with how government spends its money or serves its customers, a group of business leaders has decided to analyze how City Hall operates.
Members of the governmental affairs
City Hall: Bus passenger should have held onto bar
The trial began this week in the case of an elderly woman who blames City Hall for causing her injuries when
Curtains will open for Madison Theater
After five years of planning, a 535-seat theater in Santa Monica has been approved and will be built next year.
The Santa Monica
Committee to monitor Santa Monica High School redesign
A grievance over the future of Santa Monica High School, which pitted more than 50 teachers against administrators, has been resolved, officials
Neighbors have complained for years
Daily Press Staff Writer
A Santa Monica man has been arrested for allegedly running a prostitution ring out of his Pico Boulevard motel. But the
Former NFL player still in custody
Family and friends of a former LA/Oakland Raider accused of burning down a Santa Monica business are expected to ask a judge today
Dozens of crash victims applying for assistance
Theresa Breglia’s remains will be flown back to her family on the East coast this week, nearly three weeks after she was