Farmers’ Market bus routes prove no moveable feast
More than a year after going into service, two Big Blue Bus shuttles — the Downtown Farmers’ Market Ride and the Pico Farmers’
Resident Lise Hill is this week’s Mystery Photo winner, having correctly identified the image, which features the magical monkey in front of Magicopolis on Fourth Street in downtown.
Originally
Rough weather forces homeless population to scramble
DOWNTOWN Seated near an alley on Santa Monica Boulevard with a tattered black suit case at his feet, Ronald D. looked up at
By Scott Folsom Co-chair, LAUSD School Construction Bond Citizen’s Oversight Committee
Quoting a recent DP article: (“Expo moves along slowly,” page 1, Jan. 1): “Darrell Clarke, the co-
Upgrades come at a price
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE I Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN Maneuvering downtown could be quite a chore for the next few years as City Hall
Alice Williams is this week’s winner of the Mystery Photo contest. She was correct in writing that the photo is of the glass window in front of Harvelle’s
Kevin Herrera named new editor in chief of publication
DOWNTOWN The end of one era signals the beginning of another.
So begins Kevin Herrera’s tenure as the new editor
Brandon Wise CASHING IN: A new law requires retailers to redeem unexhausted gift cards for cash. New laws’ impact to be far reaching
DOWNTOWN — If finding a legal place to
DOWNTOWN Sandra Moore doesn’t consider herself a failure, but whenever she takes a drag on her cigarette, she does feel a tinge of guilt for not following through with
LAUSD fights Expo crossings
DOWNTOWN L.A. Public transit activists dreaming of the completion of the Exposition Light Rail Line should be hoping for a smoother new year after the
DOWNTOWN While the gregarious types will be hitting the local hot spots to ring in the New Year, undoubtedly spending wads of cash on dinner and drinks, Stacey Smythe will
In eco-conscious Santa Monica, it came as little surprise when residents decried a proposal to uproot and destroy or transplant 54 ficus trees from Second and Fourth streets — part
