By M. L. Duncan Santa Monica
With your front page article entitled “City a dead-end for riders” (SMDP, July 18) you have undone two years of work that I’
By Daily Press staff
Artist Lita Albuquerque was selected by the Bayside District Corp. and the Santa Monica Arts Commission from a pool of Santa Monica artists to create new
Electrical blasts leave businesses, residents in dark
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
THIRD STREET — A large swath of downtown buildings and businesses, including those on the west
COMMUNITY PROFILES A nose for art
By JACQUELINE LEE Special to the Daily Press
He has completed the 24-mile Canadian marathon from Cocagne to Moncton in nine hours, pushing
Bodies of work ahead to it than just buying a plot.”
In the last fiscal year, the cemetery’s revenue amounted to $567,723. City officials have expected the poor
By GUEST COLUMN BY MARTIN RUBIN
What’s up with AB 2501? Has city staff followed through with the May 25 Santa Monica City Council’s unanimous vote directing staff
This past week, Q-line asked: What is the best possible scenario to close the painful Farmers’ Market crash chapter in our city’s history? Here are your responses: ✆ “This
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Housing Authority is opening the Section 8 waiting list for the first time in six years.
Section 8 provides affordable housing for a
WATER QUALITY, from page 1 Fecal water forays unwise
By Daily Press staff
SM BEACH — Despite a lack of enforceable water quality standards, an undeterred environmental group has released a
Treasured cemetery a losing endeavor
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Within its metamorphic rock walls, the vividly colored stained-glass windows illuminate corridors lined with
