By Seth Jacobson Santa Monica
Well if you watched the emotional and heartwarming speech by Senator Edward Kennedy, you no doubt caught television shots of Santa Monica’s own Councilmember
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN Drivers here and across the state continue to consume less gasoline, around 65 million fewer gallons compared to this time last year, according to figures
A day in Denver
By ADRIANA WONG Special to the Daily Press
DNC In downtown Denver, blurs of red, white, and blue can be seen in every direction. Street vendors
Cops say robbery suspect has extensive criminal background
DOWNTOWN, L.A. A Los Angeles man with two strikes on his criminal record was charged on Tuesday in connection with three
City Hall installing integrated traffic signal system to improve traffic flow
DOWNTOWN City Hall is hoping to minimize the “stop” in stop-and-go traffic.
While it might seem an
Renters willing to gamble
By NORA SORENA CASEY Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN In a city where approximately two-thirds of residents are renters, many Santa Monicans are uninsured
This past week, Q-line asked: Mixed-use development with businesses located on the ground floor has become all the rage in Santa Monica, Downtown especially. Do you consider this
Police search for fourth suspect
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN Three suspected gang members were in custody Friday in connection with a shooting in the parking lot of Sears, the
By Carlos Pineiro Santa Monica
The Daily Press has printed rebuttal letters to my July 21 letter entitled, “Where Are the Cops?” These letters challenge my allegation that the SMPD
By Don Solosan Santa Monica
Thanks for the story “Legendary stores thrive and survive” page 1, Aug. 16-17. I’ve long been fascinated by the older businesses in our
Mixed-use development with businesses located on the ground floor has become all the rage in Santa Monica, Downtown especially.
So this week’s Q-Line question asks: Do you
National elections dictate outcomes
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The democratic process is cut and dry when it comes to the propositions. On Nov. 4, citizens
