Those promoting the new school parcel tax aren’t the only ones dealing lousy poker hands these days. Our friends on the Bayside District Corp. are throwing some punk cards,
Hotel contract was threatened by homeless issue downtown
A $30,000 monthly contract between Delta Airlines and a local hotel nearly fell apart last month after airline workers said they
By REBECCA GROSS Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica officials will appear on KCET’s “California Connected” from 8 to 9 p.m. tonight to discuss the city’s homeless population. The channel
But city-imposed restrictions may hinder development
After eight years of work, developers were given the go-ahead Tuesday to give McDonald’s on Second Street a facelift.
Council members
Was shocked by and appreciated the front page story by John Wood Monday, “Longtime downtown diner to close its doors.” I love Dee’s Diner and can’t believe Bob
Lawyer says mechanic shot out of self defense
The trial of a local businessman who is accused of murder is scheduled to begin next month.
Michael Ward Bell, 54, of
Midnight Special Bookstore to open on Second Street
The Midnight Special Bookstore has found a new home in downtown Santa Monica.
Owner Margie Ghiz announced over the weekend the popular
Dee’s has fed Santa Monicans since 1941
Finding a solid, home-style breakfast downtown will be harder this summer.
Dee’s Diner, the family-owned coffee shop on Santa
By Daily Press staff
A power outage downtown Wednesday afternoon forced the early closure of the Santa Monica courthouse and had local restaurants scrambling to serve their customers.
The lights
Photographer to face judge
A local wedding photographer who allegedly bilked 40 couples out of about $2,000 each was arrested last week and is scheduled to go before a
Bayside to focus on safety, marketing, relationships
A group of officials charged with managing downtown recently ranked the most critical issues facing businesses in Santa Monica.
As in years past,
