By GREG WILLIS Special to the Daily Press
Some months after I had started going to Harvelle’s Blues Club in Santa Monica I noticed a change of ownership posting
Prosecution makes case against accused cabbie killer
By MICHAEL TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer sub: Prosecution makes case against accused cabbie killer
By MICHAEL TITTINGER
Daily Press Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN
By Charles Springer
I recently pointed out that some homeless people give those who live on the streets a bad name because they engage in anti-social behavior.
I wanted
By Caroline Bodkin
Last weekend I was at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City and Salt Lake City, Utah, my hometown and I saw a documentary film called “Investigation
By Jeffrey Weinstein
Recently, I have read in two nationally recognized urban planning/architecture magazines that “despite its image as the epitome of suburban sprawl, greater Los Angeles is the
Puzzle Zoo busted for overcharging an undercover official by almost $40
DOWNTOWN — A Santa Monica toy store has been accused of overcharging a customer, which makes it the 10th local
virtually all — of the people surveyed... had been to the area in the year prior is actually phenomenal,” said Kathleen Rawson, executive director of the Bayside District Corp., a nonprofit
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN — A major bank contributed more than $220,000 to nonprofit organizations in Santa Monica last year, it was announced this week.
The awards — which totaled
Shoppers are spending more money than ever on the Third Street Promenade and throughout Santa Monica’s downtown district, despite noted deterrents like outdated parking structures and a large homeless
Steele Smith heads for the border
DOWNTOWN — After nearly five years of working the Third Street Promenade, the keeper of Santa Monica’s street performers is packing up and heading
FEMA funding has helped rebuild city
CITY HALL —Taxpayers are still feeling the pain of the Northridge Earthquake even a decade after the natural disaster wreaked havoc on the city.
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN — Eight people were arrested last Friday night during an undercover prostitution sting on Lincoln Boulevard.
Female officers from the Santa Monica Police Department used themselves
