CITY YARDS From behind a long line of dump trucks that sat idling while their drivers waited to dispose of their loads, a homeless man with scraggily gray hair and
THE WRONG KIND OF LEGACY
MEMORIAL PARK For a team that hasn’t won a game since September 2005 and hasn’t scored a single point in its last four,
Not everyone’s on board with city’s anti-plastic mantra
DOWNTOWN As he walked across Lincoln Boulevard on his way to Vons, John Blanchette carried a cloth bag in
Large percentage of facilities violated Water Act permits
CRESCENT BAY PARK More than 69 percent of industrial and municipal facilities across California discharged more pollution into our waterways than their
City Council moves to ban jets; braces for battle with FAA
(sub) Council moves to ban jets; braces for court battle
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
CITY HALL
A BAD SIGN Westsiders willing to gamble with health for salt air digs Building trust at job sites Rape case leads to questions about safety and hired hands
CITYWIDE With
Changing the rules for performers
THIRD STREET PROMENADE Concerned about the well-being of children who sing, dance or play instruments on the Third Street Promenade, those in charge of
First Federal moves away from SM digs
(sub) First Fed withdrawing from SM digs
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
NORTH OF WILSHIRE — The lack of affordable housing is
Banning some aircraft from the SM Airport is a hot issue again
CITY HALL The speedy jet aircraft that have drawn the ire of residents living roughly 300 feet from
tips on keeping traffic moving smoothly
JAMS As they leaned over a large white map of the city, residents from all corners of Santa Monica acted like plastic surgeons and
SM BEACH These guests aren’t the typical Santa Monica tourists.
For starters, they stay around a lot longer than the average visitor — around 10 months or so. They prefer
