By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica City Councilman Bobby Shriver was honored Thursday night for being an “outstanding humanitarian.”
Los Angeles Family Housing (LAFH) gave Shriver the “Sydney M. Irmas
Ruling hikes longtime renter’s rate fourfold
OCEAN PARK — A residency dispute over a rent-controlled apartment unit ended unfavorably for a woman with cancer, causing her rent to double.
RAD reply: Developer revisits Bus Barn plans
VENICE BUS BARN — A private developer has agreed to change his plans to turn an under-used bus yard into a high-density
Renters waited too long to make case
CITY HALL — A Santa Monica couple that may have gotten taken by both their landlord and their apartment’s previous tenant in a
By Daily Press staff
Need legal advice but can’t afford expensive attorney costs? Three workshops will be held in downtown Santa Monica over the next three months to answer
New property owners may have had their fill
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — A mobile service that provides food to the elderly and homebound finds its
By Daily Press staff
BURBANK — Shamrock Capital Advisors, manager of the pioneering Genesis LA Real Estate Fund, has completed the closing of the $104 million Genesis Real Estate Fund II,
Lincoln Place tenants hanging on to homes
VENICE — Entrenched tenants determined not to hand over their homes to their landlord are preparing to take the battle out of the courts
More downtown parking, light rail in leaders’ sights
DOWNTOWN — City Hall sits on the precipice of a major land-grab, mulling the purchase of millions of dollars worth of real
This past week, Q-line asked: “Was the City Council correct in its assertion that higher developer fees will equal more affordable housing or was the hike an unnecessary passing
Schools keep children on solid ground thousands of aging concrete buildings represent the state’s largest remaining risk of serious damage in a major earthquake, seismic safety officials said in
The Santa Monica City Council has decided that it’s the developers who should foot the bill for providing the city with more affordable housing. A majority of councilmembers voted
