Bayside officials are planning to remove dozens of fully-mature ficus trees along stretches of both Second and Fourth streets and replace them with less obtrusive species. The move is
AT THE CHECKOUT COUNTER IN THE GROCERY STORE, Rob couldn’t help hearing the young cashier commiserate with the check out boy. “I hear you got yelled at.”
“Yeah, again!
The city has plans to remove the fully-mature ficus trees along stretches of both Second and Fourth streets and replace them with less obtrusive species.
So this week’s
COMMUNITY PROFILES Siegel is comfortable in Santa Monica
By 31BY KEVIN HERRERA Daily Press Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN In a corner office overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Mace Siegel, chairman of Macerich
Residents cool to chain businesses
VENICE For years, the Subway sandwich shop on Pacific Avenue was the token chain establishment in the predominantly mom-and-pop section off Windward Circle.
Recognition for thinking green
FAIRMONT MIRAMAR Companies in and around Santa Monica were recognized here Tuesday for their commitment to protecting the environment and improving the quality of life of
MAIN STREET In the end, the reports of Dogtown’s death were greatly exaggerated.
The former Zephyr and Jeff Ho Productions surf shop was designated as a cultural and historical
Bistro 31 offers student cooking at extremely low prices
SUNSET PARK Believe it or not, the ultimate cheap eat in town — the best bang for the buck — might just be
SM COURTHOUSE In violation with the city of Santa Monica for the better part of four years, county officials are hoping their wasteful sprinkler use is all water under the
Getting broke down on Broadway
DOWNTOWN With its string of boarded up storefronts and hastily posted “For Lease” signs, Broadway could become known as the Great Blight Way.
While the
