By Daily Press staff
More than 100 employers will gather next month to seek out new prospects. Employers ranging from private industry to public service will be at Santa Monica
City Hall has recently started enforcing a set of codes regarding what type and size of signs businesses are allowed to have in front of their stores. Many business owners
SM resident might pay up if Bush is removed
By LAUREN BONIFACIO Special to the Daily Press
Some people light candles, and some people carry signs. Some might even write
Finding Mr. or Mrs. Right might only take a couple of seconds
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
Dating dozens of men in one night made me feel
By THOMAS YOUNG & MAUREEN TOBIN Special to the Daily Press
Benavenuto, welcome to Mario’s in Santa Monica on the Third Street Promenade where a glorious experience awaits you
Union leader leads rally in Santa Monica
With contracts for more than 4,000 workers at stake, leaders of a powerful hotel and restaurant worker union met in a Santa
Signs are being torn down throughout Santa Monica
By BYCAROLYN SACKARIASON Daily Press Staff Writer
PULLQUOTE: “They are worried about signage, but they do nothing about the homeless sleeping in
Settlement with motel owner seen as victory for all involved
Nearly two years after an investigation into alleged drug use and prostitution at two Santa Monica motels began, the owner
Days may be numbered for 80-year-old landmark
SM CANYON — The gasoline tanks are dry at an 80-year-old service station in the heart of Santa Monica Canyon,
By SACKA SOMETHING Daily Planet Slave
More than a dozen mega chains — including P.C. Fangs and Smottery Barn — announced this week that they are closing their doors, saying the
Officials worry too many corporate stores will hurt downtown business
PROMENADE — Officials charged with managing downtown Santa Monica are calling for a special meeting with City Hall, saying the debate
