Home-businesses have 15 days left
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
Months after receiving bills from City Hall for unpaid taxes and penalties, 350 artists, writers and
Guadalupe Gutierrez passed away on March 25, Good Friday, in Santa Monica at age 83. Born April 8, 1921 in Pomona, Calif., “Lupe” lost his mother when he was an
Corporate culture has lost its focus
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY VIVIAN ROTHSTEIN
Congratulations to our City Councilmembers Bloom, Genser, McKeown, O’Connor and Shriver for joining more than 150 cities
Most suits against city involve auto accidents
CITY HALL — A security guard struck by a city-owned vehicle while chasing down a shoplifter is finally getting a little financial security
‘Googie’ style apparently in eye of the beholder
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — A local preservation group is urging City Hall to landmark a once-popular
Residents thankful plans back on drawing board
SUNSET PARK – Imagine a light rail line ending at the site of a future Santa Monica Place, a spanking-new 10-acre destination
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY DR. MICHAEL GRUNING
That long sought after and until now quite elusive concept has finally been realized in — you guessed it — Quixotic Santa Monica, where one
By KIM CALVERT Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET — On any given Sunday, animal rights activists line the sidewalk here, yelling at parents and children for participating in the
By Daily Press staff
The Internal Revenue Service this week unveiled its annual listing of notorious tax scams, the “Dirty Dozen,” reminding taxpayers to be wary of schemes that promise
By Daily Press staff
A fire burned a hole through the ceiling of Ninjin Restaurant more than a week ago, causing businesses within the same commercial property to close temporarily.
Luxury apartments in downtown expected to be complete in 2006
DOWNTOWN — The transformation of nearly an entire block of prime real estate is slowly taking shape as a luxury apartment
