By Daily Press staff
Toys “R” Us is closing up shop in downtown Santa Monica.
The two-story big box retailer at 402 Santa Monica Blvd. will close its doors
Yahoo! just latest entertainment firm to move in
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
COLORADO AVE. — Add Yahoo! to the growing list of entertainment companies who have found
City staffers up in arms over new system requiring them to compete for their jobs
CITY HALL — Hundreds of city workers literally will be put to the test in the
By Daily Press staff
Despite warm temperatures, the Santa Monica Pier is sweat-free. The Santa Monica Pier Restoration Corp. (PRC) board of directors recently approved a policy that ensures
Hefty power bill: Businesses to pay $6K annually for new lights
By KIM CALVERT Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET — The sidewalks here will soon be aglow with new
By Daily Press staff
International surfing company Rip Curl, which has a retail outlet on the Third Street Promenade, has created Rip Curl Indian Ocean Aid to provide what it
Following a dark period, change is in the air all along popular city strip
MAIN STREET — This funky stretch of restaurants, shops and eclectic eye candy is bracing for a
By Daily Press staff
A senior-living complex has shown that not all employers look out for the bottom line first.
The employees of Renaissance at Ocean House spearheaded an
This past week, Q-line asked: What do you like about living in Santa Monica?
Here are your responses: ✆ “The beach is world-class. The city is world-class. The
By MO BARAKAT Special to the Daily Press
The Federal Reserve System, commonly know as the “Fed,” is simply an independent central bank established by Congress in 1913 which steers
By Daily Press staff
The make-up of downtown businesses has changed for the new year. Eight new stores have opened in the Bayside District, ranging from restaurants to clothing
Paul Weitz, who teamed with his brother Chris to direct “American Pie” and “About a Boy,” makes a very impressive solo debut with the incisive comedy “In Good Company,” about