Armed robbers take man’s wallet
A Santa Monica man was robbed at gunpoint in broad daylight last week while walking downtown.
Santa Monica Police responded to a call at
City’s financial windfall will go toward more housing
Low interest rates combined with the highest possible credit rating have created a financial windfall for the city.
And officials this
City council will address funding sources to make light rail line a reality
Plans for a new controversial light rail line have resurfaced in Santa Monica.
Mayor Michael Feinstein wants
Can’t find a space? Try the best-kept secret downtown
Despite spending $5 million on a new downtown public parking garage, the city has failed to advertise it’s
By Daily Press staff
Car break-ins are on the rise in downtown parking structures this year.
There have been 15 break-ins in six garages along Second and Fourth
American Film Market comes to downtown next week
The largest convention group of the year is coming to town, and it’s estimated to bring in millions of dollars for
By Daily Press staff
An elderly Santa Monica couple lost control of their sedan Wednesday, leaving the car hanging from the fourth level of a downtown parking garage.
The couple,
Construction schedule snafu frustrates businesses
City officials may have gone back on their word in keeping construction light downtown this winter, but scheduling two projects at once saved the city
Downtown shop owners are angry over city’s broken promises
Construction along Fourth Street and Broadway isn’t just ripping up concrete, it’s tearing down sales in stores along
City officials and business leaders plan new system
It’s a luxury to some, but to others an expanded downtown valet parking system “will make or break” the Third Street
Homeless dispute worth Dolphin statue on the Promenade functions as a piggy bank for the needy.
Santa Monica shoppers can give their spare coins to a homeless panhandler, or they
By Daily Press staff
The city of Santa Monica recently approved more newsstand racks for the Daily Press, making it easier to find a copy of the city’s only
