Bring your dog, kayak and dry-cleaning to work
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
ARIZONA AVE One rarely thinks of Google as a corporation staffed by human
City restaurants, grocery stores adapt to outbreak
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE AND MICHAEL MIDDLEHURST-SCHWARTZ Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN A nation-wide salmonella outbreak has left Santa Monica restaurants,
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
HOLLYWOOD A new report has determined the Hollywood writers strike could end up costing California’s economy $2.1 billion.
The study, released Thursday by the
Officials say water safe to drink
OLYMPIC BLVD Along this bustling thoroughfare lined with gnarled coral trees, thousands of people pass by the former Paper Mate facility during daily commutes
A well-beloved corner of the Main Street Farmers’ Market will soon be officially legalized by City Hall.
The Sunday Farmers’ Market, located in Heritage Square, has operated a small
The council will be asked to extend a contract with Aon Consulting and Insurance Service by $25,000, allowing the firm to continue providing employee benefit and consulting services through
BETTER MANAGEMENT FOR BIG BLUE BUS
The Big Blue Bus is seeking a new management system that can better track driver certifications, training and timekeeping, its current software outdated and
Felony charges have been filed against the owner of a pit bull that attack and seriously hurt a Southeast Area Animal Control Authority officer.
Antoynette Michelle Jenkins is charged with
• Metropolitan Cleaners • Executive Cleaners and Laundry • Dryclean Express • Santa Monica Cleaners • Yale Cleaners • TJ Cleaners and Tailor Shop • 16th Street Cleaners • Quality Express Cleaners • Santa Monica Valet Shop.
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Cleaners deny any wrongdoing
CITY HALL The owners of nine dry cleaners and laundry businesses in Santa Monica are being sued by the City Attorney’s Office for allegedly violating
Green businesses get recognized for policies
PICO BOULEVARD It might not have the international prestige of the Oscars or Grammys but local businesses with an environmental flair are nevertheless pleased
Crossroads officials want rail on Olympic
As public transit officials consider various alignments for the proposed Exposition Light Rail expansion into Santa Monica, business and property owners along Colorado Avenue
