Landlord may face thousands of dollars in fines
City Hall is suing a local landlord for allegedly harassing one of her tenants in a building near Montana Avenue, prosecutors said
One of the last undeveloped pieces of Main Street, which was up for sale last year, is no longer on the market.
Developer Howard Jacobs, who owned the property on
By Daily Press staff
Citing the innovation and sensitivity to preservation in the conversion of the mid- 20th century Mobil Oil Building, Los Angeles, to a major multi-family housing
Renters sue over eviction, conditions
Two area tenants are suing their former landlord for more than $26,000, claiming he illegally charged rent on their illegal apartments for years, then
Tenant made her bed, claims she sleeps in it
Her lawyer says the bed at Patricia Lard’s Santa Monica apartment is “her only bed in the United States,” and
Terms of cremation settlement sealed with the court
MID-CITY — A Santa Monica funeral home has agreed to pay an undisclosed amount of money to the family of a man
Judge lifts injunction on law designed to remove abusers
SM COURTHOUSE — A judge has lifted a temporary injunction against a controversial housing law, allowing landlords to once again increase the
By Daily Press staff
Beginning on Monday, Feb. 2, all city housing production and preservation staff and services of the housing and redevelopment division will be located at 2121 Cloverfield
A Santa Monica jury earlier this month found in favor of a landlord who was being sued because his tenants claimed he didn’t provide enough security, even though the
Researchers, students and history buffs will enjoy sets of images recently added to the Santa Monica Public Library Image Archives.
Now available on the library’s Web site, they display
A Santa Monica jury last week decided that a landlord wasn’t liable for tenants’ injuries and pain and suffering when they were attacked in their apartment by four gunmen.
