This Saturday may be one of the only days of the year when cars are allowed on the Third Street Promenade.
The Santa Monica Junior Chamber of Commerce will be
Employees down-sized, paper’s future uncertain
The fate of a local weekly newspaper is up in the air as the company that publishes it was acquired this week, leaving
Bright spots in local economy offer hope
Slumping sales at stores throughout Santa Monica may lead to a loss of millions in tax revenue, officials said this week.
Sales tax
Local office vacancy rate dropping slowly
By JASON AUSLANDER Special to the Daily Press
In addition to MGM movie studios, several other large companies are making plans to leave Santa
City council didn’t vote on construction of compactor
By JASON AUSLANDER Special to the Daily Press
A trash compactor being installed underneath the Santa Monica Pier has nearby business
A couple of weeks ago, hotel housekeepers demanded a higher wage, more breaks, a longer lunch, less hotel rooms to clean and family health insurance, among other things.
They said
A recent demonstration on the beach by housekeepers who work at a half dozen different hotels begs the question of whether or not they are entitled to more money because
Neither side wins in cigar deal
When a substantial cigar deal went up in flames, an alleged con artist used smoke and mirrors to deceive two local merchants out of
A recent demonstration on the beach by housekeepers who work at a half dozen different hotels begs the question of whether or not they are entitled to more money because
The owner of Santa Monica’s Computer Palace won a $689 judgment from a customer who purchased a custom-built computer there last November but refused to pay for it.
By Daily Press Staff report
“We’re gonna make you do it,” proclaims Better Body Maker, a fitness shop on Santa Monica Boulevard in Westwood. But when Neva Rogers of
