Independent store to move off Promenade
After nearly two decades of stirring political sentiment along the Third Street Promenade, Midnight Special Bookstore will close its doors by the end of
However, Adams was upset nobody told him the document was necessary for his cases to proceed to trial.
“This is ridiculous,” he said. “You mean all the times I came
Merchants, city play blame game over beggar problem
Most people would agree that vagrants and transients on the Third Street Promenade are a problem.
But there are varying opinions about
If you’re suing a business, make sure you get the legal name correct or your case will be dismissed.
West Los Angeles-based J.A. Communications learned that lesson
By Daily Press staff
About 75 Chinese and Latino garment workers rallied outside two local stores accused of using sweatshop labor.
Joined by living wage advocates, Saturday’s protest was
Residents’ cable service won’t be affected, city officials say
Because of off-the-books borrowing by its founder, Santa Monica’s cable service provider filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Retailers frustrated with city’s enforcement of Promenade panhandlers
Retailers on the Third Street Promenade are fed up with transients sleeping in front of their stores, chasing tourists away and
Businesses just off the Promenade hope downtown’s $15M facelift will pay off
On the day set aside to celebrate the widening of downtown Santa Monica to areas outside the
Union officials upset at DOJ’s findings
The U.S. Department of Justice has ruled that discrimination claims against Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel workers are unfounded.
The agency released
Scene locator owed commission, judge rules
A film scene locator was unfairly squeezed out of a deal he struck with a Marina Del Rey restaurant that will be featured in
Gambling company uses celebrity images often
Arnold Schwarzenegger is suing a Nevada-based gambling company for $20 million for allegedly using his likeness without permission on one of its slot
