Programs for disabled forced to wait for funds
By NORA SORENA CASEY Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN As the state budget remains in limbo, local disability providers and clients
Officials seek public input regarding new trees
CITY HALL A reassessment of 200 carob trees once condemned for removal might have reversed the fate of a few dozen.
A duo
Travelodge owner appealing to add a three-story bridge
DOWNTOWN When motel owner Michael Farzam first proposed rebuilding two outdated inns, one of the last things he expected was to
City employees oppose Prop. T
DOWNTOWN The union that represents roughly 1,500 city employees has decided to endorse the four City Council incumbents running for re-election this November,
High-end retailer to open in 2010
DOWNTOWN Bloomingdale’s is coming to town.
The high-end retailer, which made the Manhattan corner of 59th and Lexington Avenue famous, will
By Geno Schotte
Santa Monica does not need a shady-canopy urban forest in the Downtown business district. If you want a shady-canopy urban forest, go to a park.
Police help spread the word on improving home safety
By CHRISTINA WALKER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN A rash of Westside home robberies over the summer have led the
Santa Monica blogs are sometimes business, sometimes pleasure
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN If a person is what he eats, then it’s probably safe to
By Dan Jansenson Santa Monica
Mr. Kevin Herrera describes the Treesavers’ yearlong effort to preserve the urban forest in downtown Santa Monica as a response to a City Hall plan
Subway to the Sea expected to cost at least $6 billion
MTA officials this week unveiled two possible routes for the highly-touted Subway to the Sea project that would
Police consider technology to track parked vehicles
DOWNTOWN Wiping chalk marks off the tires of cars being watched by parking enforcement officers could one day be a lost cause.
The
Treesavers hold demonstration over ficus tree relocation plan
A group of ficus trees that captured national attention after local environmentalists rallied to keep them in place are expected to be
