Lunch 2.0 upgrades networking
THIRD STREET PROMENADE These geeks got it going on. Not only are they satisfying their hunger pains, they’re also quenching their thirst for making
Expo gets funds
CITYWIDE Local public transit advocates let out a collective sigh of relief on Wednesday when the state’s transportation agency allocated $314 million to move the Exposition
By GERRY SHIH Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN A Big Blue Bus hit a pedestrian while he was crossing Santa Monica Boulevard yesterday evening around 5 p.m., further
Lawyers for both sides to meet soon
Golay murder trial will take more time DOWNTOWN, LA — A former Santa Monica landlord charged with murder continues to await the beginning of
Chamber of Commerce president is let go
DOWNTOWN Jim Lynch is no longer the president of the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce.
Members of the chamber’s board of directors
DOWNTOWN We’ve all heard it a million times: Blondes have more fun. But is it true?
Not according to Catherine Haber’s award winning science project that has her
Golay’s murder trial scheduled to begin FROM GRANNY TO INMATE
DOWNTOWN, L.A. The clock starts ticking today for the start of the murder trial starring a former Santa
Local Brits remember Diana in different ways
DOWNTOWN As thousands of Londoner’s gathered Friday to solemnly mark the 10th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death, British expatriates in Santa
The Santa Monica Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary will hold its annual Christmas in September fashion show/luncheon on Tuesday, Sept. 13, at the Fairmont Miramar Hotel in Downtown Santa
The Santa Monica Public Library will host a five-part reading and discussion series called “Let’s Talk About It: Jewish Literature” on the theme of sex and love. Barbara
Days of free massages ends this weekend
DOWNTOWN Rising rents in downtown have claimed another victim. This time, the pain can really be felt.
The days of free massages are
almost never on the consent calendar,” said Art Harris, City Council meeting mainstay.
The remaining six City Councilmembers voted for the project, viewing it as a good compromise from the
