Third Street residents want preferential parking
Some residents on Third Street north of Wilshire Boulevard have been lobbying for parking spots in front of their apartments for nearly a year.
But school is unlikely to address the issue
The 301 parking spots currently included in the plans for Santa Monica College’s $15 million Madison Theater aren’t enough, city
Wedding photographer wanted by SM police
A $50,000 bench warrant was issued for a local wedding photographer who didn’t show up in court Tuesday to answer to criminal
Bureau rates businesses on relations with customers
The Better Business Bureau is keeping tabs on local merchants.
When consumers complain, the bureau contacts shopkeepers and gives them a chance to
Owner took thousands and dodged their calls, customers say
When Heidi Amiri handed over $88,000 to the Iran House of Exchange nearly two years ago, she thought it would
Unregistered units could generate much needed revenue
Bootlegged, rent-control housing units in Santa Monica could help plug the gaping, $12 million hole in the city’s budget.
Landlords who
Development will be largest on Main Street in years
Labor discussions between a Santa Monica convalescent home and a union appear close to reaching a conclusion, representatives from both parties
School officials prepare for parcel tax campaign
Situation bad even if parcel tax passes, superintendent says There’s no good news when it comes to the Santa Monica school district’
Tuesday’s event attracts hundreds of supporters
Supporters of a mandated living wage in Santa Monica haven’t let last year’s loss at the polls keep them down.
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A retired Santa Monica police officer this week pleaded no contest to molesting a teenage girl, officials said.
Gregory McElveen, 53, is scheduled to be sentenced at the North Valley
Local artist loses lawsuit
A Santa Monica man who sued his caregivers over the amputation of his left arm lost his case Wednesday when a jury found that two hospitals
