Trader Joe’s parking can be vexing to some
SUNSET PARK In the packed parking lot of Trader Joe’s, Cybil Knight unloads her groceries into the trunk of her
FIFTH STREET Health-conscious consumers may have to flip-flop a little further to get their wheatgrass and organic lasagna now that the two largest natural-food retailers have decided
OLYMPIC BOULEVARD Interested homebuy-ers with bad credit have lost another ally.
Santa Monica-based Fremont General Corporation announced last Friday that it will be selling the sub-prime residential
Transportation and homelessness top list
DOWNTOWN Now that the Democrats have control over Congress, it’s time for Southern California to strike while the iron is hot.
Elected officials and
Residents, businesses invited to join program
CITY HALL A team of contractors has been selected to upgrade 50 homes and businesses with energy efficient solar products as part of City
CITYWIDE From the exclamation point of Yahoo! to the red, green, blue and yellow lettering of Google, Santa Monica has been hacked into... by Internet and technology companies, that is.
NORTH OF MONTANA A tiff between neighbors over cello lessons being offered on this not-so-quiet stretch of 10th Street has led some to question the propriety of operating
good neighbor to other businesses in the mall. You have to be on top of everything.”
That includes your own medical bills. Since the league does not yet offer insurance
Locally, children are not always raised by their parents, but often by nannies or baby-sitters. Many working parents have jobs that don’t allow them to spend a lot
THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION CLAIMS TO have a way to deter the militant theocracy of Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons — and thwart its ambition to bring “death to America.” Washington’s
CITY HALL Months of frustration and emotion over the potential demolition of a historic surf and skate shop finally boiled over here on Monday.
Close to two dozen people spoke
“When it comes to the transfer station, companies working in this field could propose any number of options,” said Don Patterson, an assistant to the city manager. “What we were
