Defense gets an earful after ‘harassing’ jurors
DOWNTOWN, LA — Attorneys for George Russell Weller on Monday were barred from having any further contact with the jurors who convicted the 89-
The foam party appears over for restaurants
CITY HALL — Elected officials are looking to put the squeeze on Styrofoam.
Restaurants may have to consider cutting back on their take-out
Ewell doing a shuffle
CITY HALL — When City Manager Lamont Ewell came aboard 11 months ago, he had plans to shake things up.
Following an extensive review of City Hall’
Malibu is going the distance, going for speed
MALIBU HIGH SCHOOL — History will be made today when members of the boys and girls cross country teams compete in the California
Votes are in, but ‘V’ remains undecided
CITYWIDE — The fate of a new parcel tax intended to protect the Santa Monica Bay from urban runoff remains uncertain today, as county
Defense claims juror bias and requests new trial
DOWNTOWN LA — Attorneys for the 89-year-old man convicted last month of vehicular manslaughter for driving his car through a crowded
ONE IS THE LONELIEST NUMBER proposal include all department heads, except the chief of police. The city attorney, council members and the city manager, all of whom are already considered
Calif. has one of lowest college tuitions in country
SMC — The more than 29,000 students here should be pleasantly surprised to see their next tuition bill.
Tuition will drop
New police chief comes to SM via Long Beach
CITY HALL — City Manager Lamont Ewell has hired a 23-year-veteran of the Long Beach Police Department to become the
CITYWIDE — The makeup of the City Council will remain the same, at least for another two years, as all three incumbents were re-elected Tuesday night.
Kevin McKeown came out
For Step Up, loan process was a lesson learned
OCEAN PARK — The organization behind a plan to house young men and women with mental disorders in a triplex near John
CITYWIDE — A ballot measure making marijuana the lowest law enforcement priority seemed well on its way to becoming law Tuesday night nearly four hours after polls closed, county election officials
