Slain woman remembered during memorial service
Dozens of friends, family and members of the community paid their last respects on Saturday to slain Santa Monica resident Kristine Johnson, whose body
Ex-trucker spent years studying trivia in SM
Winning the grand prize on television’s “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?” hasn’t changed Kevin Smith.
The 53-year old
Fees a response to deficits
Parking meters in Santa Monica will cost a bit more as early as this summer.
Rates for spots along the beach and downtown will be
By Michael J. Tittinger
The night sky begins to lift from Santa Monica, California.
The smell of coffee perks from just about every street corner, motorists begin converging on the
By Daily Press staff
Board members of the Bayside District Corp., a non-profit organization that manages the downtown in conjunction with the city, agreed Thursday to recommend allowing henna
Public food lines being challenged in Santa Monica
Police began enforcing a law Friday night that makes it illegal to sleep in downtown doorways.
Officers will first issue warnings to
Workers enjoy downtown deals
Santa Monica merchants are making it less expensive for local workers to shop downtown this spring.
Hoping to drum up business during a typically slow time
Q-LINE, from page 3
This past Sunday, Q-line asked: “Has the homeless situation improved downtown? Is the law still necessary?” Here are your responses: ■ “Homeless human beings are
Late last year, the Santa Monica City Council passed a law that would make it illegal to sleep in downtown doorways at night.
It was made law partially because of
Late last year, the Santa Monica City Council passed a law that would make it illegal to sleep in downtown doorways at night.
It was made law partially because of
Status quo for homeless who sleep downtown
It has been four months since the City Council banned sleeping in downtown doorways, but local merchants say homeless people still use their
