By Laura Hemmer Santa Monica
(Re: The downtown ficus trees) Chop them down, chop them down now. They are thugs and gangsters. It’s shameful how they hang out on
Expo’s first leg may cost $808 million
DOWNTOWN LA The long-awaited dream to bring a transit rail system to Santa Monica hit another snag.
Officials with the Exposition
Some light jazz played softly in the background, its sounds occasionally disrupted by the roar of a Big Blue Bus storming past on Wilshire Boulevard.
“They have a great collection
Major deals brokered at AFM
OCEAN AVENUE For the next week, downtown Santa Monica will become the world’s largest boardroom, as thousands of filmmakers, agents and distributors from roughly
City Hall prepares new trash contract
CITY HALL To the victor belong the spoils.
For the last two years, City Hall has been engaged in an extensive review of solid
DOWNTOWN Citing preliminary reports that have the Exposition Light Rail line traveling through Santa Monica down the middle of Olympic Boulevard with elevated sections in downtown that could be as
By Phill Truesdell
With the increasing frequency and scope of fires and the ensuing smoke or carbon dioxide being wafted into Santa Monica, especially during our increasing dry spells, to
DOWNTOWN The Chamber of Commerce has a new president in Laurel Rosen, the director of sales and marketing for The Lobster restaurant and a member of the executive committee for
New ice rink brings back fond memories
By JARED MORGAN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN When U.S. Figure Skating Hall of Famer Tai Babilonia goes shopping on Broadway
Temporary injunction withdrawn
DOWNTOWN The temporary hold-up in City Hall’s plan to remove and transplant more than 54 ficus trees from Second and Fourth streets could cost the
