Local artist claims his doctors are negligent
After 19 days of trial, a Santa Monica jury began deliberating Tuesday in a malpractice lawsuit over the amputation of a local artist’
Local merchant says toxic overflow was a mistake
The owner of a local furniture-stripping shop apologized Saturday for dumping toxic chemicals into the city’s sewers.
Michael Miller, owner
Accused spy was a Santa Monica business owner
A Santa Monica man who is accused of spying for North Korea could be up for bail as early as Wednesday.
John
Local residents targeted by new rent control law
Landlords are on the look-out for tenants who they say are misusing their rent-controlled apartments.
Renters who use their units
your coffee table! Business owner cited in 1992 for dumping toxic chemical
Federal authorities are investigating a local business for allegedly dumping toxic waste into the city’s sewers.
The
State toughens restrictions on property owners
A law designed to give landlords a way out of the business has been used by some property owners to jack up the price
BANNERS, from page 1 Lawsuit making waves in city
The banners that hang over Santa Monica’s roadways could cause the city a lot of trouble.
Officials are studying how
McDonald’s project ‘not compatible,’ planner says
Developers are tweaking plans for a major overhaul of McDonald’s on Second Street.
The City Council on Tuesday asked the developers to
Artist says doctors should have noticed infection
A Santa Monica artist whose arm was amputated after he rolled his SUV is suing his doctors for malpractice.
Manfred Muller, a 46-
Calif. Chamber against universal health care
State Sen. Sheila Kuehl, who represents Santa Monica in Sacramento, is leading an effort that would guarantee healthcare for every Californian.
Kuehl’s bill
The deny, stonewall-then don’t-show-up-defense didn’t work for an L.A.-based parking company Monday in small claims court.
Commissioner Roberta Kyman held parking giant,
There has been much in the news in the past year about historical preservation in Santa Monica. A special election last month centered around whether the city’s Landmarks Commission
