SMPD not planning to appeal the ordinance
DOWNTOWN With so-called ‘headshops’selling water pipes and bongs, a frequent waft of marijuana in the Santa Ana winds and the city’
Well, at least one former Santa Monica mayor took that Person of the Year award on the cover of Time magazine to heart. Mike Feinstein, he of the Rollerblades and
EXHIBIT: Library announces art show featuring Nordic pieces
DOWNTOWN — When a new state-of-the-art main library was first envisioned years ago, its planners dreamed of a place where
Hostel acts as a hub for international visitors ONE IS THE LONELIEST NUMBER
DOWNTOWN — In planning their travels around the world amid a six-month sabbatical, Dawn Stephens and Marc
By Jeanni Tavlin spent 25 years as a teacher and union activist in Los Angeles.
The Center for American Progress recently released two reports examining effective efforts to improve teacher
It’s time to award the “Sammys” — my annual dubious achievement awards for things accomplished “Santa Monica style” in 2006.
The “Butt Ugly” Sammy goes to Community Corporation of Santa
Shoppers expected to be out en masse
By MAYA MEINERT Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — With only two shopping days left before the big day, many people are heading
Macerich’s scaled-back plans for mall move forward
DOWNTOWN — The owners of Santa Monica Place have taken the first step towards revitalizing the aging indoor mall, submitting preliminary plans
Pay on foot discussed Governor hopes Dems support building project Robberies spotlight dangers in city garages PRISON SPACE, from page 3
DOWNTOWN — Attendants in the downtown parking structures have been
City Hall may still have to pay millions
SM COURTHOUSE — Attorneys for a nonprofit that oversees the downtown district argued here on Friday to have their client removed from a
FOURTH STREET — Looking to entice more riders while improving service for long-time customers, the Los Angeles County MTA board on Thursday approved a plan that will cut down travel
