By JAKE ROCKLANDER Daily Planet Slave
The American Communist Party plans to open a store on the Third Street Marmalade that will not only impart its brand of socialist dogma,
By A. FIXTURE Daily Planet Slave
A Slanta Monican icon nearly destroyed in the 1994 Southridge Earthquake will get a new life as a movie studio.
Vixxxen Entertainment has purchased
in this city there is an enforcement officer there immediately to write a ticket.”
Other council members hoped the higher parking ticket prices would make Slanta Monicans more environmentally friendly.
By JAKE ROCKLANDER Daily Planet Slave
In a boon for fried dough, harsh chemicals and grease-hauling companies, the Slanta Monica City Council passed several new amendments to its building
Sheffield: Santa Monica becoming a ‘chain’ city
The Boathouse restaurant’s voyage to extinction has been extended two weeks.
Santa Monica Superior Court Judge Diana Wheatley Friday gave owner Naia
City’s financial windfall will go toward more housing
Low interest rates combined with the highest possible credit rating have created a financial windfall for the city.
And officials this
Restaurant owners say they can’t compete with retail
The owner of the Reel Inn on the Third Street Promenade is suing his landlord so a judge can determine the
Boathouse served with notice to vacate by Sunday
It’s official: Santa Monica has torpedoed its own Boathouse.
The Boathouse restaurant, a mainstay on the Santa Monica Pier for the
A judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit last week that could force a $200 million dollar clean up of Santa Monica’s drinking water.
Several oil companies, including Shell and
Entertainment industry a small part of Santa Monica’s economy
By CHRIS YOUNG Special to the Daily Press
An upcoming conference at UCLA will discuss the status and future of
• Sit down and write a clear and concise statement. Once you have done that, the exact controversy will probably become clearer to you and you won’t forget crucial information.
Seven local stores sustained over $10,000 in vandalism damages
By TIM MURPHY Special to the Daily Press
A string of vandalism incidents left many Wilshire Boulevard businesses out thousands
