Working class are finding it difficult to afford homes in Santa Monica
John Deasy thought when he moved to Santa Monica last summer to become the new school superintendent he
Forever 21 wins federal case; files defamation lawsuit
Hundreds of protesters hit the streets of Santa Monica Sunday asking consumers to join them in boycotting a local clothing store.
Forever
The family of a Los Angeles man who was killed when a chartered jet crashed in Aspen, Colo. last March filed a wrongful death lawsuit Friday against the plane’s
Insurance ‘boutique’ wins federal government contract
A local company is covering the world with art.
A small Santa Monica-based fine art insurance firm recently beat out some of the
Hotel illegally asked for immigration documents
Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel has been forced to pay $12,000 in fines after it illegally demanded immigration documents from a former employee.
Satisfying a Thin Mint Girl Scout cookie craving Sunday in Santa Monica wasn’t easy.
Girl Scouts were ordered to temporarily stop selling cookies outside of grocery stores this past
Protest against local retailer planned for next week
A local retailer is defending itself in court against claims that it sells clothing produced in area sweatshops.
Forever 21, a retailer
Businesses can be liable for unsolicited faxed ads
Several local businesses were sued recently after they contracted with an agency that illegally sends out unsolicited advertisements via facsimile.
John Cassese,
Can’t find a space? Try the best-kept secret downtown
Despite spending $5 million on a new downtown public parking garage, the city has failed to advertise it’s
American Film Market comes to downtown next week
The largest convention group of the year is coming to town, and it’s estimated to bring in millions of dollars for
Construction schedule snafu frustrates businesses
City officials may have gone back on their word in keeping construction light downtown this winter, but scheduling two projects at once saved the city
Downtown shop owners are angry over city’s broken promises
Construction along Fourth Street and Broadway isn’t just ripping up concrete, it’s tearing down sales in stores along
