By DAN DUNN BY VIC PLATINUM
After an exhaustive three-year search that brought me to the four corners of the world (Manhattan, North Jersey, Staten Island and Queens), The
City looks to snuff littering
By SARA MILSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET — A bar patron drew in the last of his cigarette and let it slip from
Robinsons-May jobs safe until March ‘06
SANTA MONICA PLACE — A major department store is set to be sold, leaving local business leaders to ponder what might replace it.
Federated
Minimizing sound a consideration
Business leaders are hoping a new venture on the Promenade will lead to a few good strikes.
Members of the Bayside Business District Corp. — a nonprofit
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you support requiring businesses to pay more to provide additional services downtown? Why or why not?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “No, I certainly
By Daily Press staff
It appears minorities are living the American Dream of owning their own businesses more than Americans are.
The U.S. Census Bureau will release data this
By Daily Press staff
A Venice showroom shows what is tres jolie. According to officials, the showroom is a revival of interest in French furniture and decorative arts of the
At least 63 civil suits set to follow Weller criminal case
DOWNTOWN — It appears barrier protection at the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market might be slacking.
More than two years after
Greater Promenade Association wants more control of assessments for downtown
DOWNTOWN — Business leaders are saying some may have to pay more money if they want stepped-up services downtown.
Board
By Daily Press staff
Knowledge is power, especially in today’s world of small business ownership. By accessing help with marketing, management, finances and planning, you are positioning your business
By Daily Press staff
Adelphia Communications has introduced a new toll free customer service phone number. Customer service questions can be handled at 888-683-1000. The new phone number
Two of the 21 Santa Monica liquor stores visited as part of the sting sold alcohol to the undercover minor, a 90 percent enforcement rate, which is considerably better than
