to limit development
Downtown today is filled with the sounds and sights of construction. Outside the Daily Press, hundreds of pebbles cover the eastbound side of Broadway as large, diesel-
GREEN MATERIALS, BUILDING, AND living are becoming commonplace in Los Angeles with each passing year. Locals are at the forefront of the green movement. New buildings that use materials, which
The City Council last week denied an appeal made by local activists to landmark a number of ficus trees in the downtown area. The Treesavers are now taking the city
Transportation leaders want a 1.6-mile downtown Los Angeles rail system to link the area's three light-rail lines.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's proposal for
The City Council last week denied an appeal made by local activists to landmark a number of ficus trees in the downtown area. The Treesavers are now taking the city
Another blow out, reach finals
By JON HABER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The Crossroads girls’ basketball team blew out its third-straight playoff opponent last Friday to advance
New Downtown BID shapes up
DOWNTOWN After roughly 18 months of work, it looks as if a new business improvement district for Downtown is taking shape and could go before
The City Council last week denied an appeal made by local activists to landmark a number of ficus trees in the downtown area. The Treesavers are now taking the city
STAYING HIP
“WORD UP." BILL’S JABBERING SLANG. Last Tuesday night, The Santa Monica City Council wisely voted 5 to 1 to deny an appeal by Santa Monica Treesavers
‘I Know Who Killed Me’ wins a record number of awards
By CHIARA CANZI Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN Passed the wooden monkey parked outside the entrance to the
COMMUNITY PROFILES RUSSELL AND MOTTOLA Helping the community
By NATALIE EDWARDS I Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN When Cory Russell and Kate Mottola found themselves languishing in their hometowns,
By Jonathan Mann Santa Monica
Whoever wrote the editorial “Make like a tree and leave it alone” (page 4, Feb. 21) should sign their name, so I know who I