The Santa Monica Police Department informed the public last week that three suspicious men had been sighted videotaping specific areas of the Santa Monica Pier, including access roads and the
Security not new at SM library
DOWNTOWN — City officials are making sure that the new $57.7 million library is adequately protected, so they’re hiring additional security guards to
By Daily Press staff
This fall, it’ll be a time to reflect on summer. Santa Monica College’s Emeritus College will present “Summer Reflections,” the fall 2005 student art
Petition marks third try to change decision
DOWNTOWN LA — A Santa Monica-based consumer rights group has stepped up efforts to stop auto insurance companies in their tracks, alleging they
By Hanna Levinson Santa Monica
I keep asking myself, why are we not compassionate enough as a society to forgive 88-year-old Russell Weller, the driver of the car
City Manager worked for SM for 24 years
CITY HALL — Santa Monica’s top administrator who led City Hall through the recent recession will soon be heading off to enjoy
By Daily Press staff
Financial growth is expected to be minimal next year for the organization that manages downtown Santa Monica.
Bayside District officials estimate that they will see a
District might raise the fees paid by merchants
DOWNTOWN — Despite financial constraints, officials in the Bayside District have high hopes of making big changes in the coming years to attract
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you support requiring businesses to pay more to provide additional services downtown? Why or why not?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “No, I certainly
Gang members stand accused
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — Three men have been charged for the murders of two Santa Monica residents who were shot during a party at the Moose Lodge
Board members of the Bayside Business District Corp. are looking for ways to bring in more revenue to increases services — such as hiring ambassadors to assist visitors and monitor for
