By KIM CALVERT Special to the Daily Press
OCEAN PARK — It’s difficult to dress for success when you’re broke.
But thanks to two local nonprofit organizations, 15 women
Department store leases complicate redevelopment
DOWNTOWN — The future of a controversial development in downtown Santa Monica was further complicated by an announcement Monday that the parent companies of Macy’s
Homeless top the list of merchant concerns
DOWNTOWN — Despite frustrations with foul weather and homelessness, retailers on the Third Street Promenade report that sales were up compared to last holiday
By Daily Press staff
Heu Design, a creative design firm founded in Manhattan, has announced the opening of a Los Angeles office to accommodate clients on the West Coast. The
Pico students take skills to marketplace in style
By CHRISTINA WU Special to the Daily Press
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Much of society expected Omar Tapia, Brian Jarguin and Cesar de la
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica-based Tennenbaum Capital Partners, LLC has announced it has provided financing commitments of $90 million to Northwest Airlines, Inc. in a senior secured, first
By Daily Press staff
The Fairmont Hotels & Resorts recently appointed Desmond Acheson as general manager of the Fairmont Miramar Hotel Santa Monica, effective immediately.
From 1995 to 2001, Acheson
Popular lumber yard, hardware store boards up after 82 years
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — In the end, it took just two weeks to close out a Santa Monica business that was 82
By Daily Press staff
The IRS is looking for hundreds of thousands of Californians.
But not to take their money — the IRS wants to give 188,800 state residents more
City paying house calls to collect on business tax
By DIDIER DIELS Special to the Daily Press
Residents be warned: If you sold so much as a shabby old pair
By Daily Press staff
Eight Californians have been appointed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to the California Economic Strategy Panel, including one Pacific Palisades resident.
Jill Werner, 55, is the co-
the CIM Urban Real Estate Fund, LP. With the California Public Employees’ Retirement System and the California State Teachers’ Retirement System as lead investors, the fund has $676 million in
