Lupe Gonzalez has lived in Santa Monica for more than 30 years and always considered her neighborhood safe. Earlier this year, she got a new job as a store manager at Sand ’n Surf shop on Third Street ...

SANTA MONICA, Calif. (KABC) -- Hoping to call attention to crime and homelessness, business leaders have put up a sign saying "Santa Monica is not safe" near that city's popular Third Street Promenade ...

The message is bold, and placed right where thousands of holiday shoppers can see it. One Santa Monica property owner says it's meant to draw attention, especially to city officials he blames for ...

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Some Santa Monica property owners posted a sign in a busy shopping area saying the coastal California city "is not safe" because of crime and homelessness. "We've had enough," Jessica Rogers, a member ...

An eye-catching sign posted by some local property owners is causing controversy in Santa Monica. "We feel the security in the promenade is awful," said property manager John Alle. "We feel that the ...