Ficus trees spared for the time being
CITY HALL The ficus trees in Downtown Santa Monica — the root of controversy pitting environmentalists against city officials — got a temporary reprieve on
Bloggers threaten credibility of news
DOWNTOWN Two of Santa Monica’s hottest hangouts for celebrities were recently featured in news stories that later proved to be false, raising questions about
By BILL BAUER, who is practically a landmark himself,
THE SECOND AND FOURTH STREETS ficus trees are before the Landmarks Commission again, tonight. Santa Monica Treesavers, a local environmental group,
By CAROLE ORLIN SPECIAL TO THE D A I LY PRESSW hat city do you think sees itself as “greener” than Santa Monica? If you answered Portland, Ore., you would
By Henry Rosenfeld Santa Monica
Regarding that new many-storied parking structure with the funny colored lights along Fourth Street, by the freeway, next to the new police station: It
By MIKE TITTINGER
Hungry sophisti-cats can slip into Ma’Kai on Friday and Sunday nights to take a break from the ordinary weekend scene, where DJ DTaCH spins his
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John Mayer and his magic guitar will be rocking the Nokia Theatre stage this Saturday in Downtown Los Angeles. This bluesy dude will be ripping through a litany of
Skating rink breaks the ice
DOWNTOWN The new ice skating rink at the corner of Fifth Street and Arizona Avenue is hot, hot, hot.
Thousands of people have laced up
Ewell to present redesign of racks
(sub) City snatches up vandalized newspaper racks
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN — Newspaper publishers and distributors held a meeting with City
Residents that feel like they’re being watched aren’t alone
(sub) Residents that feel like they’re being watched aren’t alone
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
Sacramento’s finest comes south to L.A.
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN L.A. Cake, the band that sowed its roots and riffs on Sacramento
