This past week, Q-line asked: “How should the former Z-Boys’ home at Main and Bay streets be remembered? Suggestions run the gamut from a mural to a skate
Tethering can cause dogs’ distress
CITYWIDE A lonely dog tied to a tree on a busy walkway wags his tail excitedly as people pass, licks itself to keep company and
Renters feeling the sting ers to leave the area in search of new jobs.
A malaise has now seeped into the San Francisco Bay area’s home-buying market, which
By KRISTIN MAYER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN Farmers from across the state rolled into the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market Wednesday with heavy hearts and cold produce. Every couple
CITYWIDE — The cold weather has had many Santa Monicans reaching for the thermostat.
Natural gas usage, used to heat roughly 89 percent of homes in Southern California, has increased 22
Ski, snowboard businesses embrace cold spell
On another cold and dreary day, with evening lows expected in the 40s, the city’s famous outdoor shopping destination was sparsely scattered with
OFFICES: A minor rise in new office buildings in 2006 kept office vacancy rate relatively flat, but with healthy job growth, continued robust absorption levels, and moderate speculative development, the
By ALEX EPSTEIN is a junior fellow at the Ayn Rand Institute (http://www.aynrand.org/) in Irvine, Calif. Contact the writer at
WHATEVER THEIR VIEWS OF PRESIDENT Bush’s
GPS feature gives parents the option to locate children
WILSHIRE BOULEVARD News last week that two teenage boys were found alive in a Missouri apartment after they were reported missing,
City officials contend law is matter of health
DOWNTOWN LA A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has cleared the way for the California Grocers Association to sue the City of
‘Survivor Panama’ winner brimming with pride BY KEVIN HERRERA
VENICE It was an exciting moment in Aras Baskauskas’ life when a friend called and excitedly informed him that rapper and
