REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK ONE MAN’S TAKE ON CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
CITY HALL Looking to build on the momentum generated by the arrests last week of eight suspected gang members
DOWNTOWN Coming soon to a parking structure near you — citrus leaf, cornflower and violet gems.
Those are some of the colors city staff is considering using when it comes time
Just like “The Jeffersons,” city staff is moving on up, but instead of heading over to the eastside, they’re going to be relocating downtown — 1433 Fourth Street to be
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN Two longtime Santa Monica residents are giving back in a big way, donating $100,000 to the Santa Monica Historical Society to aid in the
By Mark Shepherd Santa Monica
According to your article (“Is light rail good for Santa Monica?” Feb. 7, page 8), the Exposition project “will provide 87.6 miles of transit
Ocean dumping area used to send lesson
DOWNTOWN The Ocean Protection Council, a state agency that helps oversee coastal policy, unanimously approved a resolution on Thursday that is intended to
New center will sport environmental design
DOWNTOWN SM For almost a year, a sign attached to the window of an empty store on Broadway has informed passers-by of better
National study has found that light rail doesn’t increase local crime.
CITYWIDE Lauded as a cost-effective solution for commuters in light of rising gas prices, and seen as
DOWNTOWN Police officers spent more than half their time last year issuing citations and arresting those who were homeless or living at a local social services center, according to law
With downtown construction impacting traffic, Metro’s rail service to games at Staples Center could be a viable option. To help fans make their entertainment dollars go further, the Kings
By Rob Martin Santa Monica
(Re: “A bright future awaits OPCC’s new residents,” Jan. 26, page 3) When the city council approved the “loan” for OPCC to buy the
