Supporters canvas local neighborhoods
The campaign for a school parcel tax on properties in Santa Monica and Malibu kicked into high gear Saturday with door-to-door canvassing in local
Ocean Park’s shops struggle with new city-imposed restrictions
When Ocean Park’s three neighborhood markets were built 80 years ago, there was little concern in City Hall that
No more fireworks in SM
There will be no fireworks in Santa Monica this Fourth of July.
Santa Monica College announced Thursday that a looming budget deficit has forced the
Judge rules store didn’t overcharge customers as city attorney alleges
Criminal charges levied by City Hall against Pavilions on Montana Avenue was thrown out of court Wednesday, ending what
Bayside to focus on safety, marketing, relationships
A group of officials charged with managing downtown recently ranked the most critical issues facing businesses in Santa Monica.
As in years past,
Grocery store accused of overcharging customers
City prosecutors argued in front of a Malibu jury Tuesday that Pavilions on Montana Avenue is guilty of overcharging its customers.
The city rested
A retired Santa Monica police officer accused of having a long-term sexual relationship with a minor dismissed his public defender Monday and postponed his sentencing until next month.
Gregory
Local officials want Malibu to ante up when it comes to funding the cash-strapped school district.
Malibu’s annual $25,000 contribution isn’t enough, they said, especially when
Overall, 2002 sales tax revenue for Santa Monica was less than the year before, though it’s not as bad as it sounds.
Consumers in Santa Monica spent more than
Pavilions jury trial to begin Monday in Malibu
After months of judicial back-and-forth, Pavilions on Montana Avenue is going to trial.
The city is suing the Santa Monica
More than 1,000 “bootlegged” rentals in Santa Monica may soon become legal.
The City Council on Tuesday agreed to consider easing current standards in order to bring the rent-
By Daily Press staff
A group of 15-20 hospital workers protested the closure of the skilled nursing floor in front of UCLA-Santa Monica Medical Center on Wednesday.
Though
