Groups will post new law signs
By Daily Press staff
Building owners will now be forced to make their properties accommodating for disabled people.
The new law, introduced by Sen.
Cops, bus drivers and grocery store clerks fight back
Inconvenienced, irritated and stuck in traffic, Santa Monicans on Wednesday dealt with another day of labor strikes.
It was the fourth
A party is planned at the pier this Sunday to benefit the Special Olympics Southern California.
Pier del Sol will host its annual event from 10 a.m. to 2
The Santa Monica Public Library presents acclaimed novelist Cristina Garcia, who will be reading from her new novel, “Monkey Hunting,” and discussing her life as a writer at the Fairview
Assistant Chief, Fire Marshal Jim Hone lays out plans for department
As he prepares to take the helm of the Santa Monica Fire Department on Friday at 5 p.m.
Suspected ad scam being investigated by police
A Santa Monica businesswoman was duped out of $1,100 after she responded to a local newspaper ad that promised the down payment
Get healthy this weekend on the Third Street Promenade. The Chamber of Commerce is hosting the fall health festival on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., between
Workers can’t wear union pins according to Doubletree policy
Labor organizers were dealt a blow in their effort to unionize local hotel workers when an administrative law judge last
Company mourning loss of murdered employees
The small company where a slain Santa Monica woman worked has lost another employee to murder.
CNCG Cellular, based in Marina Del Rey, is
Evidence against motel owner reviewed by lawyers
A local motel owner on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to eight criminal charges levied against him by City Hall, from fraud and accepting
Co-owners and co-chefs Brooke Williamson and Nick Roberts of Amuse Café, the quintessential neighborhood restaurant in Venice, 796 Main Street, offers monthly wine dinners that introduce their patrons
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica’s homegrown natural food grocer next weekend will donate 2 percent of its sales to the victims of the July 16 Farmers Market tragedy,
