“RENT CONTROL, IF IT IS TO SURVIVE, should indeed have an overhaul. They should be screening all recipients of this kind of financial aid. The cheaters should be weeded out.
Determining the cost of city’s workforce
MAIN LIBRARY If City Hall were to invest millions in the creation of affordable, work-force housing, who should qualify?
Are police officers
Renters getting best of the deal
CITYWIDE With Spanish-style wall tiling, hardwood floors, crown molding and a hand-picked soft yellow paint job, Jennifer Lane just loves her spacious
Lawmakers hope to swap properties
OCEAN AVE. Like the general manager of a pro basketball team or a couple of kids sitting on the porch with a stack of baseball
Renters would be displaced if plan for center goes forward
NORTH OF MONTANA A dark shadow has been cast over a normally sunny garden apartment complex just a few yards
MALIBU There may not be gold in them there hills, but the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors sure think there is value in the Santa Monica Mountains, committing another
Already regarded as Alcohol Awareness Month, Holy Humor Month and Injury Prevention Month, April can add another nickname to its list of monikers.
Tonight, City Council is expected to approve
Plaintiff claims forces working against him
SANTA MONICA COURTHOUSE Securing affordable housing in Santa Monica is tough enough without racial discrimination being brought into the mix, but that’s what
Then came the day after Thanksgiving in 2001, when Golay presented Cowan with an eviction notice and ordered him to vacate the premises by the end of the year.
Since
Brothers out to protect, serve
LINCOLN BLVD. Whether its chasing down murderers, dousing flames that threaten homes or protecting the public from potentially deadly gas leaks, the Padilla brothers have
DOWNTOWN Mental health provider Step Up on Second has received $750,000 from the Annenberg Foundation, the largest cash donation in the history of that program.
The donation comes as
