By Robert Pawloski Santa Monica
I recently read of Santa Monica’s plans to remove trees on both Second and Fourth streets in the downtown area, between Broadway and Wilshire
By Daniel Jansenson Architect
The dense foliage on Fourth Street is one of the finest remaining promenades of tree canopy in Southern California (“Shedding light on downtown,” May 22). Removing
Star Wars fans come out for celebration of 30-year old flick
DOWNTOWN SM Thirty years ago,an epic film featuring a gold robot,light sabers and stormtroopers clad in
By GET BENT Fabian Lewkowicz
Santa Monica Police responded to the scene of a car crash in Downtown on Monday afternoon. A driver smashed into a wall of the former
City plans to remove trees from Second
DOWNTOWN SM Second and Fourth streets — two corridors often snubbed by shoppers for the more popular Third Street Promenade — are about to get
The City of Santa Monica is currently in the planning process for redeveloping the Promenade area of Downtown Santa Monica. The Downtown Parking Taskforce claims that there is a need
SANTA MONICA HAS RAMPED UP spending on the homeless over the last couple of years by expanding City Hall’s homeless service staff, hiring a $200,000 per year “homeless
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN Police officers arrested a man last week after he allegedly tried to hire an undercover cop to kill his friend. The suspect had been holding
Locals say yes to public-financed elections
DOWNTOWN In answer to the City Council’s question about publicly financing political campaigns, the public overwhelmingly said “yes.”
Most residents said they
New group is strongly in favor of proposed public finance law
CITYWIDE Tired of the “destructive” effect money is having on public policy, residents and community groups have formed a
Getting broke down on Broadway
DOWNTOWN With its string of boarded up storefronts and hastily posted “For Lease” signs, Broadway could become known as the Great Blight Way.
While the
In her new exhibit, “Unaffected Language — A Conversation Between the Artist and the Materials,” artist m. Rheuban presents her latest works as two series to effectively demonstrate that she is
