New law will grandparent in existing hedges
OCEAN PARK — Residents living in a two-story apartment building are in dispute with a woman who has restored a 1911 Craftsman home
LOS ANGELES — A Santa Monica man is suing City Hall over what he says are violations of his constitutional rights that are preventing him from selling philosophy on the Third
Lincoln Place built for WWII veteran households
VENICE — Tenants of Lincoln Place are challenging their landlord’s right to evict them following a recent court ruling that supported the property
DDA in Weller case to go on maternity leave
Attorneys said a jury trial will likely be postponed until March of 2006 for Russell Weller, 88, who killed 10 and
At least 63 civil suits set to follow Weller criminal case
DOWNTOWN — It appears barrier protection at the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market might be slacking.
More than two years after
Greater Promenade Association wants more control of assessments for downtown
DOWNTOWN — Business leaders are saying some may have to pay more money if they want stepped-up services downtown.
Board
It’s crunch time for Council and Christie’s
OCEAN PARK — It’s crunch time for City Council and a 1924 courtyard apartment complex, whose tenants are hoping for a
Alleged cat burglar: Vigilante or victim?
OCEAN PARK — A neighbor dispute here has literally escalated into a cat fight between two women who live an alley apart.
It’s a
Media campus home to IMAX, Revolution Studios
MID-CITY — The development of an entertainment facility that’s faced stiff neighborhood resistance has yet to be built, due to a lack
Police cars used as barriers at market
LAX COURTHOUSE — The criminal trial against the elderly man who crashed through the Santa Monica’s Farmer’s Market will likely not begin
A group committed to preserving Santa Monica’s past last week screened a cinematic classic filmed in the city, prompting an evening of reflection on how far we’ve come
Landmark decision is denied by Council
CITY HALL — The question as to when a building is fit for preservation, or demolition, caused some heated remarks among city officials as they
