Operators who stay will pay thousands more in rent
CITY HALL — A new outdoor vending cart program on the Third Street Promenade could send at least 12 small business owners
Business leaders said they weren’t informed of change
BUS BARN — City officials say they’ve made sufficient efforts to address community concerns about the creation of a new bus-
Business owners say they’ve been forced on board
CITY HALL — A new bus-only lane on Lincoln Boulevard is expected to make riding more convenient for users, while local
Police: Murder weapon in Carter case recovered
A Santa Monica teenager accused of killing Jolannie Carter also will face charges of rape when he is tried as an adult, authorities
Ranked voting meant to broaden representation
CITY HALL — Elected leaders are scheduled to hear a proposal tonight that would change Santa Monica’s voting structure in a way that proponents
INTERSECTION, from page 1 Sunset Park residents want turn signal after recent accident
SUNSET PARK — A two-car accident at the corner of 16th Street and Ocean Park Boulevard that
New bills slated to go into effect July 2007
SACRAMENTO — Two state bills, passed last week and aimed at reducing obesity among students, are being watched by district officials, who
Freshman seminar based on ‘Facing History’ curriculum
DISTRICT HDQTRS. — Local school officials are optimistic incoming freshmen will be better able to face each other and the future after taking a
City: Request not meant to shut out ‘little man’
SANTA MONICA BEACH — The owner of four mom-and-pop beach concession stands fears his operation may soon be swept away
Crash landing for airport lawsuit
DOWNTOWN LA — A complaint filed against the Santa Monica Airport that’s been in litigation for nearly six years has been thrown out of court,
HERE union targets city’s high-end hotels
OCEAN PARK — Roughly half of Santa Monica’s luxury hotel workers have become unionized, now that a majority of the staff at
