Greyhound scampers out of Santa Monica service
DOWNTOWN — After decades of faithful service, Greyhound bus lines will no longer be stopping in Santa Monica.
For the last 30 years Greyhound
Perhaps what’s more disheartening than the events that unfold in this riveting account of one of the worst business scandals in history is the knowledge that the majority of
All over for Friendship
SM CANYON — It’s a last chance to have cocktails with the boys, as the oldest standing gay bar in Santa Monica celebrates its final hurrah
City staff to evaluate parking situation
CITY HALL — An $80 million bus-barn expansion will move forward despite attempts by nearby property owners to open it up for public parking.
By Daily Press staff
Staples in Santa Monica is providing free copies of your 2004 tax return. In an age when more people are filing taxes electronically, you still need
By Daily Press staff
A recent undercover sting showed that an overwhelming majority of Santa Monica liquor stores refused to sell alcohol to minors.
Over the last month, the Santa
HERE not to stay: Union is bowing out
PICO BLVD. — A local union at the Sheraton Four Points Hotel has agreed to withdraw, after it was found to be illegally
By Daily Press staff
Cloth or disposable diapers? It’s a question new parents inevitably find themselves pondering as they prepare for their baby’s homecoming.
At one time, cloth
Bayside airs concerns over mall revamping
DOWNTOWN — Several business officials downtown feel the city’s parking woes should be addressed before developers overhaul the mall.
Business leaders said on Tuesday
By Daily Press staff
The PacifiCare Foundation has contributed $23,750 to three community-based organizations in Santa Monica.
Ocean Park Community Center (OPCC) received a $10,000 grant to
By RIDIN’ HIGH Daily Planet Slave
A brand-spanking new shopping cart lane that opened yesterday is expected to pave the way for higher retail sales, eliminate congestion and reduce
By SACKASOMETHING Daily Planet Slave
Apparently a $57 million lawsuit settlement between the homeless population and City Hall last year has tipped the economic scales in a toxic way.
When
