Accused spy was a Santa Monica business owner
A Santa Monica man who is accused of spying for North Korea could be up for bail as early as Wednesday.
John
Bayside distributing signs for new law to businesses
A new law designed to remove sleeping vagrants from downtown doorways is slower in making a difference than business owners had hoped
City trying to create opportunities on nearby streets
City officials want shoppers to wander off the Third Street Promenade and still spend their money downtown.
They’re pushing for the
By Joanne Gamlin Santa Monica
Impression from my very first peace march: It seemed like a long, Sherman-like march, all the way from the southern tip of Pershing Square
State cuts leave local school district scrambling for cash
Protesters plan to march on downtown Santa Monica Saturday to show their disappointment in the state for the local school district’
Plans to go in front of City Council next week
McDonald’s on Second Street is getting a face lift.
The three-story building is planned for the intersection of
Rather than being the “Pedestrian nuisance” you labeled them March 17 on page one, the tiled bollards on the Downtown Transit Mall function as a signal to pedestrians that they
City officials said Monday that Santa Monica’s traffic calming efforts have been an “unparalleled success.”
With 10-and 15-minute waits at local stoplights not uncommon — and the situation
By Todd Flora
■ Being a progressive Democrat is tiring. And after reading my writing partner’s columns for three months, I’m starting to accept the fact that valuing quality
Officials air concerns, plans to correct them
The Third Street Promenade doesn’t pass the “grandmother test.”
The analogy was used last week by Bayside District Corp. consultant Rob York,
By Daily Press staff
A regional community college rally and march of students and supporters to protest state budget cuts will be held at Pershing Square, 532 S. Olive St.
