City gives workers some space
CITY HALL — In attempts to appease both residents and business owners at odds over a dearth of parking, the City Council seems to have satisfied
Downtown revenue questioned
SM PLACE — In order to remain competitive, business and city leaders are fairly certain they’re going to need to reinvent downtown Santa Monica. The issue of
By Daily Press staff
Unclaimed refunds totaling more than $218 million are awaiting 197,300 Californians who failed to file a federal income tax return for 2002, according to the
CITYWIDE — If you’re a woman in Santa Monica, chances are your working environment is better than most.
Employers here are on the “cutting edge” in offering work/life benefits
Taking stock in art
BERGAMOT STATION — Custom framer and part-time artist Barry Blum and his wife Ellen, owners of Art Concepts, have heard it a thousand times since they
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica College Planetarium will present a special lecture, “Unveiling the Secrets of Comets,” at 8 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 24, in Room 140
At 5:34 p.m. Sunday night, about 9,100 homes in the Santa Monica area lost power.
At press time, power company Southern California Edison was still investigating the
Jeweler ready to chain himself to trees in order to save them
FOURTH STREET — Merchants here are getting defensive in their fight to save dozens of trees that have lined
By Daily Press staff
We’ve all done it — played that movie over and over in our minds of our confident entry into the boss’ office and asking for — no,
By Daily Press staff
The Board of Directors of The American Institute of Architects (AIA) announced that Patrick J. Tighe AIA is one of six recipients of the 2006 AIA
By Daily Press staff
Wells Fargo last year awarded $115,500 to 16 non-profit organizations in the cities of Santa Monica and Venice.
The company remains the largest corporate
“Chits” (Public addressing City Council) “I have had it. I can’t take it anymore. I have spent the last two nights, gagging, removing human feces out of my garage.
