Neighborhood improvements are also slated for residents under the Borderline Neighborhood Improvement Project — a plan implementing new curbs and gutters, sidewalks, driveways, ADA curb ramps and landscaping along Longfellow Street
This past week, Q-line asked: Is Santa Monica’s history, culture and heritage properly celebrated and preserved, or should bygone eras just be allowed to be gone?
Here are
Weller found guilty SENTENCING: Sources believe prosecution won’t seek jail time for Weller
DOWNTOWN LA — The 89-year-old man charged with killing 10 unsuspecting shoppers when he drove
Guilty verdict in crash trial leaves SM residents divided
CITYWIDE — The day when George Russell Weller plowed his car through the Farmers’ Market on Arizona Avenue more than three years
Celebs are under constant paparazzi watch when in SM
MAIN STREET — After paying his tab and shaking hands with the bartender, “Brokeback Mountain” star Jake Gyllenhaal said good-bye to
By Daily Press staff
SANTA MONICA — Few of My Favorite Things is hosting a special Open House to commemorate its one-year anniversary in business on Saturday, Oct. 21, from
By AMY KAUFMAN Special to the Daily Press
WEST LA — Solace came to some local supermarket workers early Monday morning, when a federal judge approved a plea agreement ordering the
Ashes hoopla spawns plans near Pier
PCH — It seems the nomadic photography exhibit Ashes & Snow was a boon for Santa Monica in more ways than one.
Not only did
Carts with some smarts
CITYWIDE — When the Vons supermarket on Wilshire Boulevard celebrated its grand opening earlier this year, the store purchased 250 new shopping carts. Within three months, the
By Daily Press staff
An estimated 1.5 million Californians still face a Monday, Oct. 16 filing deadline for their 2005 income tax return, reminds the Internal Revenue Service. These
ARTISTS AT WORK, from page 17 Cohesion sought for arts center Getting all creative on Pico
PICO BOULEVARD — In an attempt to draw positive attention to an area of Santa
