Evicted tenants are pushing back
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
VENICE — In case there was any doubt as to whether the 50 or so remaining tenants being
It’s good they had erasers. Last week, The Macerich Co. — owners of the embattled Santa Monica Place mall — announced that they had made a mistake by assuming residents would
It’s good they had erasers. Last week, The Macerich Co. — owners of the embattled Santa Monica Place mall — announced that they had made a mistake by assuming residents would
‘Bully’ landlord will plea on fraud charges
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
OCEAN PARK — While the very nature of the charges being mounted against Helen Louise Golay
Fabian Lewkowicz/Daily Press Local business people gathered at the Yahoo Center for the 4th annual Westside Business Expo on Tuesday. The Expo is a combination trade show and network
In further developments, builders feel being targeted
CITY HALL — Developers may have to hand over even more cash to City Hall if they want to build here.
In addition to
Group seeks to enforce law
WEST LOS ANGELES — On the surface, it was a bus tour through pockets of poverty to reassure wealthy donors that their money is being spent
By Daily Press staff
City Hall has made it easier for consumers to lodge complaints about their landlords or report illegal business practices.
The Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office
By Daily Press staff
Only about half of homeowners living in some of the most flood-prone areas of the United States buy federal flood insurance, leaving millions of families
RENTERS’ REVENGE, from page 1 Landlord told to steer clear of tenants
SM COURTHOUSE — A judge has fined a local landlord nearly $50,000 for harassing his tenants and has
Pointing fingers over rents
CITYWIDE — Even families who earn more than $66,000 a year are having trouble living here without becoming financially burdened by rapidly escalating rents, according to
Skyrocketing prices keep renters renting
NORTH OF WILSHIRE— When Josephine Vidal returns from work to her rent-controlled apartment on 12th Street, she is grateful that for the last six