Tourism to take a hit
DOWNTOWN The hospitality industry in Santa Monica is expected to take a hit as rising fuel prices have airlines cutting flights, potentially stemming the flow
Cop claims retaliation for whistle blowing
DOWNTOWN Capt. Mark Smiley, a 26-year-veteran of the Santa Monica Police Department and the former commanding officer of the Office of Special
Nordstrom to open in 2010
DOWNTOWN Upscale retailer Nordstrom will become a new anchor at Santa Monica Place, replacing Robinsons-May at the corner of Second Street and Broadway, officials
L.A. Judge denounces women for sacrificing homeless men for greed
DOWNTOWN L.A. An elderly Santa Monica woman was sentenced to life in prison on Tuesday for the murders
THE CITY COUNCIL IS STILL REVIEWING the Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) update to the city’s general plan.
During his presentation last Tuesday, Jeffrey Tumlin, a principal in
of parenthood
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN Looking at Kristen Bendikson in her crisp white lab coat, no one would ever suspect that the successful assistant
Libraries benefit from comedy show
By DANIEL ARCHULETA Managing Editor
DOWNTOWN A prominent comedienne walks into a book convention and asks a librarian, “What can I do for you?” The
Ancient motives keep out ink
By NORA SORENA CASEY Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN A mysterious law approved in the 1960s lies unnoticed in the Santa Monica municipal code,
Two new committees tackle traffic and the environment
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN After a forward-thinking and eventful year, former Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chair Pam
Property owners not unified by vote
DOWNTOWN Property owners here have approved a new assessment district that is expected to raise as much as $3.6 million annually for the
Vote over new assessment district exposes rift between property owners
DOWNTOWN Some property owners, including the City Council and the owners of Santa Monica Place, believe it will help Downtown
