Some business owners who operate within the project’s scope are glad it’s been approved, but say it’s too little too late.
“Downtown Santa Monica is always about
After years of delays, City Hall almost has enough money to pay for it
CITY HALL — Big steps to improve downtown sidewalk areas that aren’t part of the Third
By Daily Press staff
The Loose Goose Wine Festival arrives in the Santa Clarita Valley today through the weekend, featuring renowned vineyards offering the finest in wine tasting encounters.
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Change would boost public sleeping to a misdemeanor illegal camping, particularly in city parks.
The council will formally consider the change next week.
Currently, those caught “passed out” in city
New church might be open next year
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — A downsized church and a new residential building with retail stores on the first
National retailer looks for niche by the beach
DOWNTOWN — A popular retailer of outdoor gear will replace the Toys “R” Us that once occupied the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard
Three-year investigation reveals Honda of Santa Monica sales reps overcharged customers
DOWNTOWN LA — Investigators on Friday issued felony arrest warrants for five former employees of Honda of Santa Monica
City Hall attorney seeking $1M in fees
DOWNTOWN LA — Another chapter in the 10-year battle between a local businessman and City Hall came to a close this week when
By Daily Press staff
Gumbiner Savett Inc., a certified public accounting and consulting firm located in Santa Monica, welcomed five new members to their tax team in an effort to
By Daily Press staff
How to balance sex shops’ right to operate while balancing community concerns is a discussion elected leaders have put off.
The City Council on Tuesday decided
By Daily Press staff
A local shelter last week was granted $5,000 for its efforts to lift people off the streets. OPCC, a network of shelters that offers services
By Daily Press staff
Have you stopped to think about the rich history along Wilshire Boulevard? Well now you can. On Oct. 2, the Los Angeles Conservancy will take visitors
