By Daily Press staff
It’s time to put your dog to work Friday, June 24 is National Take Your Dog to Work Day, established by Pet Sitters International (PSI)
“I don’t think Santa Monica has ever given any special favors to dealers,” said Fred Robbins, who owned a Santa Monica BMW dealership through the early ’90s.
There is
By Daily Press staff
The Art Institute of California earlier this month created a tastebud challenge.
The smell of chili filled the hallways at The Art Institute of California–Los
By Daily Press staff
The Main Street Business Improvement Association is preparing a day for your soul.
The Fifth Annual Main Street Summer SOULstice is coming, featuring live music, pony
Residents weigh in on worker parking plan
CITY HALL — Employees may have gained more bumper room in the citywide parking crunch as a program moves forward that would allow some
By Daily Press staff
A Colorado man who operated an Aspen Valley wine outlet called Rare LLC has agreed to plead guilty to federal fraud charges for bilking connoisseurs out
Motorcycle emits water vapor
CITYWIDE — Enthusiasts say a motorcycle soon to hit Santa Monica streets will not only draw eyes with its sleek features, but also deliver an amazing eco-
By Daily Press staff
Adelphia Communications, Southern California’s largest cable operator, has launched Adelphia Music, a new online music service for its high-speed Internet customers, offering access to
This past week, Q-line asked: Do you think preferential parking permits, traditionally only granted to residents of a neighborhood, should be extended to employees who work nearby?
Here are
By Daily Press staff
Blaine Eastcott of Santa Monica has achieved the status of Executive Marketing Director for Oxyfresh Worldwide Inc. Eastcott joined Oxyfresh in December of 1999 and earned
Next week the City Council will consider a proposal that would provide a limited number of parking permits to employees of businesses adjacent to certain residential preferential parking zones.
So
