7 Widower’s case appears headed for court
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — The case involving a woman run over by a Big Blue Bus on
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
By Lori Emerson Santa Monica
The two opinion letters (SMDP, June 23, page 4) have the same content, outline and tone. They both identically slam the new “mysterious” group called
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
What was once lost will soon be found
DOWNTOWN — An investigation by City Hall has found that off-street parking in downtown is not as accessible as it could be,
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
The electric slide
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on
Barry Barker was the winner of last week’s Mystery Photo contest, correctly identifying that this shot was taken of an art deco adornment on the side of Barnum Hall
By Daily Press staff
Following some routine monitoring of its routes and their respective ridership, the Big Blue Bus has modified the schedules to four of its buses — Line 1-
Determining the will to change downtown
DOWNTOWN — With the hope of remaining a premier destination on the West Coast, downtown Santa Monica will most likely have to reinvent itself, an
City Hall’s request in the judge’s hands
SM COURTHOUSE — A Superior Court judge ruled earlier this week that Bayside District Corp.must stand trial in a civil lawsuit
