It’s looking up for downtown
DOWNTOWN — It appears that the retail and office climate here has reached a critical mass.
With most vacant spaces either filled or soon to
Also by SMC will be the emeritus college presentation of “Interlude Revisited,” a student summer art exhibit July 13-Sept. 15 at the Emeritus College Art Gallery. The exhibit will
Immunity defense draws ire
DOWNTOWN — A single sheet of paper was all a Santa Monica judge needed to clear City Hall of any liability in a deadly car accident nearly
City hopes new court will expand its reach
By JACQUELINE LEE Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — Homeless people who have been charged with misdemeanors or have outstanding warrants
By MY WRITE BY BILL BAUER
Santa Monica moved one step closer to Manhattan-ization last Tuesday when City Council reconfirmed that small downtown restaurants don’t have to provide
Dave Thomsen is the winner of last week’s Mystery Photo contest. He was the first to correctly identify that this shot was captured on the exterior of the Sears
Downtown offices may re-emerge as budget hotel rooms
By JACQUELINE LEE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — Most of the tenants and nearby residents of a City Landmark building
Q-LINE, from page 4
This past week, Q-line asked: What must downtown Santa Monica do to compete as a Southern California hotspot? Here are your responses: ✆ “The residents
New stall tactics employed
DOWNTOWN — Starting today, visitors to the Promenade can go to the bathroom in peace.
As part of a pilot program, City Hall plans to spend between
Leaving the light on. Last week, the Bayside District Corp., which manages downtown along with City Hall, hired an outside consultant to design a plan for remaking the Santa Monica
