Defense: Murder case is weak
DOWNTOWN, LA — An arraignment was postponed Thursday for the so-called “Black Widows,” a Santa Monica woman and a female accomplice, who are charged with
LA City Councilman calls for a ‘time out’
VENICE — If the owners of the Lincoln Place apartments move forward with a mass eviction Sept. 1, they will have a difficult
SUPPORT: Holbrook, O’Day secure chamber endorsements
SIXTH STREET — The Chamber of Commerce, which represents more than 1,000 local business owners, endorsed the City Council campaigns of Mayor Bob
Officials see city’s change as a good thing
CITY HALL — Over here, it’s out with the old and in with the new.
After serving three years as Santa
Community college expands north
Officials here have announced that Santa Monica College will soon have a satellite campus in Malibu, now that an agreement has been reached to purchase a
City Hall seeks complete energy independence in coming decades
CITYWIDE — With its high concentration of high-performing, sustainable buildings and a ride-share program that has trimmed the number of
SM College looks to public transportation for solutions
OCEAN PARK — Relief may be in sight for residents here who have been negatively affected by Santa Monica College’s practice of
Building’s landmark designation could stave off evictions
SAN VICENTE BLVD. — A synagogue is planning to displace dozens of tenants here so it can demolish what may be a historic,
Mindful sensei
PICO CORRIDOR — Looking like the prototypical proud parent, Jesse Lares II watched closely as his son, Jesse III, stood strong and blocked a right-handed blow from his
Seats up for grabs
CITY HALL — And then there were 12.
Out of the starting gates, 23 City Council hopefuls pulled nomination papers last month to qualify for the Nov.
Voters likely to have their work cut out
CITY HALL — When voters hit the ballot booths on Nov. 7, not only will they be confronted with the tasks of selecting
