By Dr. Lisette Bauersachs Santa Monica
It’s that time of year. Back to school and back to overcrowded classes in Santa Monica. My beautiful, 9-year-old daughter sits
By James Zeruk, Jr. Santa Monica
When our new, multi-million dollar Main Library finally opened, I thought we were in for a pleasant experience. Let’s take stock of
By Steve “the Mailman” Breen Going Postal
SEPT. 11, 2001 WAS A BRUTAL DAY FOR me. That same morning I had bitterly separated from my wife of 17 years. I
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN Activists opposed to City Hall’s plan to chop down 23 ficus trees and remove seven others on Second and Fourth streets have endorsed four
While the renovation of a Downtown parking garage is certain to include a full-service bicycle station, how it will look is another question.
KPFF Consulting Engineers, which is designing
In the ongoing quest to preserve significant buildings, City Hall is looking to pay more than $33,000 extra to Jones & Stokes Associate in order to research and document
REPAIRING ROADS IN PICO
A series of streets in the Pico Neighborhood are expected to be resurfaced under an estimated $447,000 project that would repair street pavement, sidewalks, driveways
As City Hall begins soliciting interested operators for the famous carousel on the Santa Monica Pier, it is hoping the current one — Roth Management — will stay around in the interim.
A popular outdoor skating rink that attracted more than 30,000 people in less than 50 days will be making a return this winter.
The Bayside District Corp. last year
By Steve Parker Tornante
AS THIS IS WRITTEN, NO DECISION HAD been reached, at least publicly, about the Detroit Three’s request for a $50 billion loan or loan guarantee
