Bloggers threaten credibility of news
DOWNTOWN Two of Santa Monica’s hottest hangouts for celebrities were recently featured in news stories that later proved to be false, raising questions about
Mar Vista canine owners have paid for right to use dog park
AIRPORT PARK This place is going to the dogs.
More than 60 Los Angeles residents have paid $15.
Conservancy to ask Coastal Commission to allow camping
SM MOUNTAINS The Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy will ask the California Coastal Commission to allow overnight camping in the hills around Malibu,
Brandon Wise A POSSIBLE NEW PATH: Exposition Light Rail Line will look at the possibility of having trains travel down Colorado Avenue rather than the median of Olympic Boulevard. Expo
A number of factors make navigating city traffic risky
CITY HALL Police officers responsible for investigating serious traffic accidents have so far this year responded to 13 major incidents involving
Skating rink breaks the ice
DOWNTOWN The new ice skating rink at the corner of Fifth Street and Arizona Avenue is hot, hot, hot.
Thousands of people have laced up
Ewell to present redesign of racks
(sub) City snatches up vandalized newspaper racks
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN — Newspaper publishers and distributors held a meeting with City
Katz is a professional architect with his own firm, RTK Architects, Inc., with experience in commercial, medical, mixed-use, residential and multi-family projects, as well as the design of
KEEPING UP THE GROUNDS
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent agendas.
Councilman Katz is next up for mayor job
(subhed) Councilman Katz is next up for mayor
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
CITY HALL — After 15 years on the
itchy beard and is suiting up to play the character he is most known for at the playhouse during a special, holiday presentation of “Alias Santa Claus,” a production written
