By Daily Press staff
Veteran fund-raising professional Elizabeth Stacey has joined the RAND Corp. as executive director of development.
“Elizabeth will be a trusted member of the senior team
where it offers limited services while the center’s staff surveys the business community to see which services are desired most. There are plans to move to a permanent location,
COLORADO AVENUE — What was once a McDonald’s restaurant a block from the beach will soon be a three-story office building with underground parking.
Demolition crews in December began
SMC — Small businesses could receive a big boost with the recent opening of a small-business development center, which will offer workshops and counseling for entrepreneurs, Santa Monica College officials
Post facilities flocked to Westside in ’90s
CITYWIDE — While residents here cherish Santa Monica’s small-town atmosphere, the truth is that the city houses some very large and lucrative
By Daily Press staff
Five residents of West Los Angeles have been named to the board of directors of the Private Bank of California.
Opened for business on Oct. 24,
WILSHIRE BOULEVARD — At a time when the world was struggling with the harsh realities of the Great Depression and many Santa Monicans were forced to give up luxury items for
This past week, Q-line asked: What’s your take on the illegal immigration situation in Southern California? How should the government handle it?
Here are your responses: ✆ “I think
Park place is a hot property
VIRGINIA AVENUE PARK — A proposal that would allow commuting employees to park in neighborhoods on the east side of town has angered many residents,
After learning she’s contracted a rare neurological disorder that is going to kill her within a month’s time, mousy department store sales clerk Georgia Bird (Queen Latifah) decides
By Daily Press staff
The Internal Revenue Service is trying to make tax season a little less painful this year.
The IRS has launched the 2006 filing season with a
MAIN STREET — Just a little more than a year ago, Main Street furniture stripper Michael Miller drove with his buddies north of Santa Barbara, ate Mexican food and drank a
