By Daily Press staff
With the help of local agencies and City Hall, several women have reached independence that might not have been possible otherwise.
At the city of Santa
SUPPORT FOR THE CITY’S AFFORDABLE HOUSING DIVISION The housing department is asking City Hall to approve $75,000 to renew a contract with Program Compliance Solutions to assist with
By Daily Press staff
They’ve come to collect: Property taxes are due. Mark J. Saladino, Los Angeles County Treasurer and Tax Collector, is reminding Santa Monica property owners that
SF organization joins SM in tenant harassment issue
By ERIC BERKOWITZ Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica landlords suffered a setback last month when the California Supreme Court agreed
By Daily Press staff
Scott Farb, CPA, has joined Gumbiner Savett Inc., one of the largest full-service accounting firms in Southern California, as the managing principal in charge of
SM the Westside leader in building new housing
By Daily Press staff
SM COURTHOUSE — A Superior Court judge has ruled against Santa Monica developers in a battle over nearly $220,
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
Rental increases put squeeze on families
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — Rents in Santa Monica have increased by more than 50 percent over the last
21-story towers are off the table for now
CITY HALL — A plan to raze Santa Monica Place mall and extend the Third Street Promenade received an early nod of
Landlord group still confident in federal lawsuit
CITY HALL — Attorneys this week rebuffed a federal lawsuit against Santa Monica’s 26-year-old rent control law. They claim the suit
SMRR leader defends 1979 rent control law
A group of property owners has filed a lawsuit against City Hall in federal court, claiming Santa Monica’s 26-year-old rent
Council to review affordable housing compliance
CITY HALL — Elected leaders traded barbs Tuesday night over how the city’s least expensive apartments are divvied up among Santa Monica residents and
