This past week, Q-line asked: Do you think the current trees (on Second and Fourth streets in downtown) should be left alone or do they need to go?
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Officers can be very unpopular
DOWNTOWN SM The judge, jury and executor of parking citations, parking enforcement officer Margarita Verduzco scours the streets on Friday afternoon, searching for the offenders
Bayside officials are planning to remove dozens of fully-mature ficus trees along stretches of both Second and Fourth streets and replace them with less obtrusive species. The move is
Santa Monica-area avoids such attacks
DOWNTOWN Later, haters.
There were only two hate crimes reported in Santa Monica in 2006 — one assault and one incident of vandalism, according to
Bayside officials are planning to remove dozens of fully-mature ficus trees along stretches of both Second and Fourth streets and replace them with less obtrusive species. The move is
By Robert Barrett Santa Monica
I write this open letter to the Bayside District to object in the strongest terms possible to the pending destruction of the trees along Second
These sweets aren’t for kids
DOWNTOWN From lollipops to high-sugar sodas, law enforcement officials say they are finding methamphetamines cut with a variety of candies, drinks and other
COMMUNITY PROFILES Siegel is comfortable in Santa Monica
By 31BY KEVIN HERRERA Daily Press Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN In a corner office overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Mace Siegel, chairman of Macerich
DOWNTOWN A man who was killed Thursday morning when he drove a stolen motorcycle into an SUV had a history of being on the wrong side of the law, police
DOWNTOWN A man riding on a stolen motorcycle was killed Thursday morning when he collided with an SUV at the intersection of Fourth Street and Colorado Avenue.
The crash occurred
Puppetry Center to close its doors
DOWNTOWN SM In less than two months, the sounds of children’s laughter and the many voices of a master puppeteer will be silenced
FACES IN THE CROWD Focus on variety
DOWNTOWN SM If CSPAN, the Food Network, CNN, the Travel Channel, Starz and the city of Santa Monica all collaborated to create a
