Today is the one-year anniversary of the Farmers’ Market crash in downtown Santa Monica that left 10 people dead and 63 injured. Here’s a look at various events:
More than a dozen new retail outlets, restaurants and other merchants are expected to open locations in downtown Santa Monica this summer, which officials hope will fuel the Third Street
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — A small crowd gathered here Wednesday just before the Farmers’ Market got underway, remembering those who lost their lives a year ago, and praying for victims still
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY ANDREW BERNSTEIN
Martha Stewart was investigated for the “crime” of insider trading and later convicted of obstructing justice for lying to authorities during the investigation. But
Memorial to spring anew for market crash victims
By Daily Press staff
With the one-year anniversary of one of the city’s worst tragedies just two days away, the
Farmers’Market Association, LA County added as defendantss
By Daily Press staff
SM COURTHOUSE — Two new entities have been added as defendants to 11 lawsuits levied by a Santa Monica
New retailers, restaurants to open on Promenade
An ongoing battle between business owners and City Hall over how to regulate business here apparently hasn’t dampened market forces.
More than
DOWNTOWN — In the end, the most difficult thing for staffers at the Midnight Special Bookstore was sales were picking up — just not quickly enough to cover the bills.
Even sadder
By Daily Press staff
A ceremony will be held to remember the tragedies incurred and the lives lost in the Farmers’Market tragedy which occurred in downtown Santa Monica on
Cell phone abusers asked to put their behavior on hold
By DANIELE HAMAMDJIAN Special to the Daily Press
It may sound impossible or even torturous to most people.
Should there
By Daily Press staff
A free workshop for small businesses sponsored by California Businesses For Sale will be held today at 5 p.m. “How to Value & Sell Your
