By When BILL BAUER isn’t dodging falling branches, he
The city has been under fire for its decision to remove and/or relocate ficus trees on Second and Fourth
FROM CP PAGE 3 Subway makes the cut
SM LIBRARY MTA officials exploring a variety of public transit options to better connect Downtown Los Angeles to Santa Monica have narrowed
TAKING IT TO THE STREETS Kevin Herrera Janitors with the Service Employees International Union Local 1877 held a rally outside The Water Garden on Wednesday after contract talks with commercial
By Bob Wolff Santa Monica
It is good to see readers write about local happenings with which they agree or disagree; it is a keystone of our democracy.
But, when
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN Santa Monica is in the running to be named America’s most sparkling city by [yellow tail] wines. Now it is up to online voters
Santa Monica doctor creates line of homeopathic remedies
DOWNTOWN Stuart Garber was caught in a pickle.
It was 2002 and Garber had received a call from a long-time patient,
Santa Monica residents will have the opportunity to take a trip through their city’s architectural past this weekend when the Santa Monica Conservancy will host a walking tour of
artistic minds Musica Angelica teams with John Malkovich for ‘Seduction and Despair’ at Barnum Hall
By DANIEL ARCHULETA Managing Editor
DOWNTOWN Not every thing that interests Europeans translates well for
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN For those who need a little more motivation to run than their waistline, this Sunday could have just what they are looking for.
Close to
By Dan Jansenson Santa Monica
According to last week’s cover story, (“’Other’ trees causing controversy,” page 1, April 23) Community Forester Walt Warriner said many other cities, such as
Tree commission would give community extra layer of public input
CITY HALL With the current ficus fiasco in Downtown Santa Monica and now a dispute over the removal of 300
Tough opponents ahead
By JON HABER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The Santa Monica High School baseball team relied on the arms of their pitching staff to complete a