By Daily Press staff
An apparent homeless woman was reportedly raped last week while she was sleeping in a downtown alley.
On June 12, at about 2 a.m., Santa
Taxi cab drivers want to use bus-only lanes too
By FABIANO SANTOS Special to the Daily Press
As summer begins, the well-known traffic problem in Santa Monica seems
Carolyn Sackariason/Daily Press The center court of the Third Street Promenade is usually full of activity, some of which is concerning to local business owners who complain of litter
SMC’s emeritus college receives permanent home
Santa Monica College has purchased a downtown building for its newest satellite campus.
The $8.65 million building is the college’s first
City council to coordinate downtown planning groups
Despite that cash-strapped Santa Monica is delaying major improvements throughout the city, officials are still moving forward with planning for a completely
■ “I think this could be very controversial because I know the city won’t like this, but I think they should cut back on lawsuits and personal campaigns such as
By Cydney Chamorro Santa Monica
Anyone that has ever driven through downtown Santa Monica is painfully aware of the incredible congestion of cars. This actually is not solely because of
replacement, Superior Court Judge Jacqueline Connor.
Yang, 42, has come a long way since she started her career at a small law firm at Second Street and Santa Monica Boulevard
Despite objections from the state and the threat of a lawsuit, city officials plan to make development downtown a more public process.
The city council narrowly agreed this week to
By Daily Press staff
As of last Sunday, all downtown Big Blue Bus buses returned to their regular routes.
The construction of the transit mall, which required lane closures and
By Joanne Gamlin
I believe the Big Blue Bus should postpone its 50 percent fare increase until Jan. 1. The persistent confusion about the location of bus stops in downtown
Signs in, toilets out at city parking structures
Santa Monica’s nine downtown parking garages soon will feature signs urging people to call authorities when they witness offensive or unusual
