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
The Santa Monica City Council put on the best of its two faces Tuesday night, when they voted to sign a resolution opposing an expected war in Iraq.
The resolution,
Three immigrant laborers won more than $1,100 last month from a Santa Monica man who hired them but later refused to pay for their work.
The laborers, who share
Travel and conversations link Yai to North Korea, FBI says
In building the case against an accused North Korean spy, the FBI will use nearly eight years worth of evidence
FBI agents on Tuesday arrested a Santa Monica man who reportedly is a Korean immigrant under investigation for a “national security issue,” according to sources.
The arrest is under a
Theater still raising funds
By Daily Press staff
It appears as if the story of the financially troubled Santa Monica Playhouse will have an encore.
“Friends of Santa Monica Playhouse”
Interest already high for company’s office spaces
One of downtown Santa Monica’s largest employers is moving out of the Bayside District so it can consolidate its operations.
Rubin
Bayside, schools are victims of political games
That sweet-smelling smoke that occasionally rises up from Center Court on the Third Street Promenade must’ve blown into the Bayside District
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent
Officials looking into whether adequate power exists downtown
The web of wires supplying power to downtown street lights and shops alike may not be enough to support the large developments
