A pair of Santa Monica landlords paid several former tenants more than $22,000 to escape prosecution by the city for allegedly attempting to skirt rental laws, officials said Monday.
City trying to create opportunities on nearby streets
City officials want shoppers to wander off the Third Street Promenade and still spend their money downtown.
They’re pushing for the
Along with teachers, so go district programs
State education cuts are so severe that many educational programs have been tabled indefinitely, said Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District officials.
And,
“We will use every lawful means available to assemble the strongest case possible and bring justice to Kristi Johnson and her family,” said SMPD Chief James T. Butts Jr. Postcard
Hotel accused of illegal anti-union campaign
Labor organizers turned up the heat Thursday on a local hotel by accusing its management of mistreating employees.
The charges, which were filed
Plans to go in front of City Council next week
McDonald’s on Second Street is getting a face lift.
The three-story building is planned for the intersection of
Tenants concerned landlords can delve into private affairs
Keeping a rent-controlled apartment in Santa Monica isn’t as easy as it used to be.
A new law, which went
City officials recommend ways to get more restaurants downtown
The city wants you to eat outside.
Officials say dining ‘al fresco’ is crucial to the success of downtown and are
Protesters march from City Hall to Four Points Sheraton Hotel
About 100 hotel employees and activists rallied in front of City Hall Tuesday, demanding a Santa Monica hotel allow its
Higher sales tax could generate $12 million
Sales taxes in Santa Monica may climb to nearly 10 percent by next year.
The increase being discussed, which is likely to go
County health dept. may monitor school bathrooms
The bathrooms at Samohi are leaving some students feeling queasy and mighty uncomfortable.
Stall locks are broken, graffiti mars the mirrors and ceilings,
