By Daily Press staff
A local Santa Monica organization invites the community to help throw a Christmas party for hundreds of needy kids.
The Heartfelt Foundation, located at 2717 Wilshire
Sign at Zucky’s to be preserved
DOWNTOWN — A deli once renowned as a frequent stop for celebrities and politicos alike will be transformed into a retail store.
Plans to
Victim stabbed outside home en route to work
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN LA — The Santa Monica woman arrested last week for allegedly killing a 23-week-old fetus has
Knock on evicted tenants’ door is due any day now
DOWNTOWN LA — Dozens of community members set up a tent city in front of Los Angeles City Hall on Friday
City records show that the Bayside District, including the Promenade and Santa Monica Place, generated more than $137 million in sales in the fourth quarter of 2004 — the last three
DOWNTOWN — Just call it “Gray Friday.”
Retailers here are reporting mixed results on the heels of “Black Friday” and the big holiday shopping weekend that typically follows Thanksgiving.
While some
By Christine Burley
I am writing because I would like to know if the City Council has their priorities where they should be. If Santa Monica has all this money
Surveillance cameras up and running on Promenade
DOWNTOWN — Santa Monica authorities would be quite content to watch another peaceful holiday season pass them by.
Security cameras have been installed along
Rosendahl hops aboard EXPO LINE BECOMING A TOP PRIORITY
KEN EDWARDS CENTER — The possibility of creating a more cohesive Westside transportation system might have gained momentum Thursday, after a Los
downtown Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
THIRD STREET — It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
Or something to that effect. Crews on Monday began erecting a new
Meals on Wheels looking for contributions to offset its costs
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
After months of scouting for a new location, Meals on Wheels West
The following is a summation of what went on in Santa Monica City Council chambers during the City Council’s Nov. 8 meeting, including a time-line, notable public comments
