Flames seen as far away as Main Street
A fire destroyed a local antique store on Thursday and caused more than $1 million in damages.
Simply Sofas and Lona Antiques
Similar accounts of identity theft are on the rise in L.A. County
A Pacific Palisades woman had planned to do a significant amount of shopping this past holiday season,
Interest already high for company’s office spaces
One of downtown Santa Monica’s largest employers is moving out of the Bayside District so it can consolidate its operations.
Rubin
In light of recent corporate scandals, many people have begun to view business in a negative context. But not all businesses are bad, and the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce
Plan proposed to increase parking, permit more outdoor dining
Merchants along Main Street want to make the street more vibrant by adding more outdoor dining and allowing merchandise to be
Broker calls $45K monthly rent a new ‘benchmark’
A new Levi Strauss store planned for the Third Street Promenade has set a record high rent along the pricey commercial corridor.
It was reported over this past weekend that another Starbucks is opening a shop on the Third Street Promenade. That makes it one for every block. There’s a Starbucks
It was reported over this past weekend that another Starbucks is opening a shop on the Third Street Promenade. That makes it one for every block. There’s a Starbucks
Santa Monica Playhouse may get $75K from City Council
By Daily Press staff
Merchants and shoppers want to revitalize Main Street so it’s more of a pleasure to walk
A woman was ordered to pay $1,000 to a Santa Monica businessman as a reimbursement for work that wasn’t done.
Judge Pro Tem Alan Freedman ruled that Janet
The following chart describes the customer groups most impacted by the CPUC rate surcharges along with the proposed rate reductions.
Customer Group Current Avg. Proposed Avg. Proposed (Per kWh) (per
Officials looking into whether adequate power exists downtown
The web of wires supplying power to downtown street lights and shops alike may not be enough to support the large developments