pay for and produce “Santa Monica Magazine,” which launches in May. The first issue of the 80-page, free magazine will be mailed out to 15,000 local households. Another
divulge that information.
Leaders of the non-profit organization on Monday blamed the shortfall on a laggard economy and pointed to an array of new ventures that they hope will
Officials from the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce are hoping a new magazine will help local merchants reach the wealthiest residents of Santa Monica, while creating a steady revenue stream
BUBBA GUMP, from page 1 Something fishy happening on pier
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
After months of legal delays, a Santa Monica landmark is expected to
Hotel workers plan to appeal the decision
Charges of misconduct levied last year against the local hotel and restaurant union by workers in a Santa Monica hotel have been dismissed,
Union representatives to meet with local grocers
OCEAN PARK — After four and a half months on strike, Randy Babb, a grocery clerk at the Albertsons on Lincoln Boulevard, finally returned
New restaurant chain hits downtown Santa Monica
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
Polly’s Bakery Cafe bustles during lunch hour with meals and conversation exchanged between employees
Who will shoulder burden for more spots?
DOWNTOWN — An ambitious plan to add nearly 2,000 parking spaces downtown over the course of the next decade is moving forward, but
Kerry and company do battle in Trojan country
DOWNTOWN — Striking grocery store workers got a morale boost Thursday afternoon when presidential hopeful John Kerry paid a visit to a Vons
The first cooking show to feature local farmers as growers and guests in the kitchen, City TV is offering cooking tips for seasonal recipes.
The second episode of “Fresh from
Community profiles is a weekly series that appears each Monday and delves into the people
SANTA MONICA PIER — When the big storm of 1983 battered the old pier, ripping loose
City stands to enjoy a double feature of film market in 2004.
Thousands of filmmakers and buyers will descend on Santa Monica this week, inking as much as $500 million
