Rats may feel love in air Santa Monica to live amongst rats.
By SACKASOMETHING Daily Planet Slave
Rats have migrated to Santa Monica. The Los Angeles County Department of Health
Grand design: 1,000 more spaces on way
DOWNTOWN — After years of planning ways to improve downtown parking, business leaders challenged city officials this week to come up with short-
Gang members’ lawyer told not to fight plight
DOWNTOWN LA — A jury on Wednesday chose the death penalty for two gang members who ignited a stand-off with police on
Accused killer takes to cross-examinations
DOWNTOWN LA — Deemed competent to stand trial, a Santa Monica homeless man who decided to represent himself is making the most of his opportunity
Defendent declines attorney, trial by jury
DOWNTOWN LA — A Santa Monica homeless man charged with the murder of a woman nearly seven years ago began his trial Monday, without an
Pier standoff shooters admit to murdering other gang members
DOWNTOWN LA — Two gang members who ignited a violent stand-off with police five years ago, during which five people were
This past week, Q-line asked: Do you support an increased minimum wage for (City Hall) and contract employees? Why or why not?
Here are your responses: ✆ “If Community Corp.
‘Googie’ style apparently in eye of the beholder
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — A local preservation group is urging City Hall to landmark a once-popular
Age: 32 Occupation: Behavioral scientist Employer: RAND Corp. Marital status: Single Residence: Downtown Hobbies: Martial arts, yoga Salary: Declined to reveal
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Attorney says city not responsible for soil at site
DOWNTOWN — A major Los Angeles County industrial developer filed suit against Santa Monica City Hall this week, alleging it was responsible
This past week, Q-line asked: “What do you think will improve traffic in Santa Monica?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “The City Council and the powers that be have for
Excessive force case comes to speedy resolution
DOWNTOWN LA — It took a federal jury less than one hour to decide Friday that the videotaped Santa Monica police beating of an
