CITY HALL More than 70 trees in the downtown area will soon be just a memory.
City Council has awarded $8.2 million in construction deals that will include a
By John Lord Santa Monica
(Re: “Ficus fiasco continues,” Aug. 14) The complaint of sign blockage on Second and Fourth streets has a familiar ring. It is basically the same
you can Residents better speak now or forever hold their ginkos
Few subjects in recent years have ignited the type of public outcry equal to that of the city’s
CITY HALL Normally mild and mundane, generating little public chatter, the first hour of the City Council meeting tonight could take a more animated turn.
The City Council is expected
Budget impasse stalls funding
DOWNTOWN LA Behind the smiles and celebration at the historic ground-breaking ceremony of the Exposition Light Rail last week, questions loomed as to whether more
By Kelly Charpenet Santa Monica
I write today shocked by the lack of ADA-compliant public accommodations within the City of Santa Monica.
Don, a disabled and homeless veteran, living
Mixed martial arts begins to take root in Santa Monica
By GERRY SHIH I Special to the Daily Press
CIVIC CENTER As recently as the early 2000s, mixed martial arts
Health care proposals shine spotlight on state’s uninsured
By EMILY SKEHAN I Special to the Daily Press
CITYWIDE In a year of health care hype — with the passage of
Those injured and families of the deceased are still involved in a legal battle with City Hall and the Bayside District Corp., a public-private management company the helps run
Standing on firm ground
DOWNTOWN Shoppers and vendors at the Wednesday Farmers’ Market here weren’t overly concerned about their safety while walking around the outdoor marketplace, just days after
Judge temporarily blocks owner’s intentions to the relief of tenants
DOWNTOWN LA The embattled tenants of The Teriton apartments can breathe easy... for now.
A federal judge believes tenants
One teenage reporter finds scoring smokes surprisingly easy
By EMILY SKEHAN I Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN Being one of those kids who always looked considerably younger than my