DOWNTOWN It seems the only thing more painful than getting a tattoo is getting one removed.
“It almost feels like you’re getting electrocuted,” said Abel Perez,a software architect
Restaurateurs don’t want to police patrons
DOWNTOWN — Restaurateurs could soon be held liable for their customers’ bad habits.
Attorneys for City Hall on Monday told members of the business
Subway project appears ready to roll
By GERRY SHIH Special to the Daily Press
LOS ANGELES Whether you love it, hate it or plan to keep driving like an old-
Denied shelter, writer takes to the streets
By GERRY SHIH I Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: The following is part one of a two-part series that
By Geno Schotte
If you enter the United States illegally, you will be arrested and deported back to where you came from. That is the law. Immigration laws and illegal
Local 20 WEEKEND EDITION, SEPTEMBER 15-16, 2007 A newspaper with issues Mall remodel gets Council’s OK TOWERS OF BABBLE
DOWNTOWN The owners of Santa Monica Place cleared a
DOWNTOWN Foodies, feast your eyes on this.
The culinary masterpieces of close to 40 Santa Monica and Los Angeles restaurants will converge on one spot Sunday afternoon, when the parking
X Prize Foundation ignites $30 million race
DOWNTOWN The locally based non-profit that inspired the first private flight into space is once again reaching for the stars, teaming up
Hard to say goodbye
Nearly one month after the City Council voted to award a construction contract that could result in the removal of more than 50 mature ficus trees
YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU’RE going to get when two clueless, hopelessly-behind-the-times organizations put their heads together on an issue. Ladies and gen-tlemen, allow me
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN Police were on the hunt Monday for a man wanted in connection with an afternoon shooting along the boardwalk near the International Chess Park.
Santa
Debate continues regarding downtown parking
DOWNTOWN With the lack of parking being one of the most common gripes shared by residents and visitors alike, it seemed strange for many to
