Street cart vendors will get hooked up
DOWNTOWN — City Hall has committed to dumping more than $3 million into Santa Monica’s most heavily tourist-driven area, mainly to address
By Councilman Herb Katz Santa Monica
As a member of the Santa Monica City Council and an architect, I am compelled to respond to the article by Los Angeles Times
Nick Steers is this week’s mystery photo winner. The photo was taken in a downtown parking structure, where a wall was spray painted. Steers has won a 30th anniversary
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
Money slated for better parking communication
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures that appear on the
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
By Daily Press staff
Specialized orthopaedic care and surgery in Santa Monica will soon just be a doctor’s visit away.
Orthopaedic Hospital’s surgical services are coming to Santa
Meals on Wheels may have to park it
By WINTER JOHNSON Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — Because of financial challenges faced by First Christian Church — the home of Meals
At least 63 civil suits set to follow Weller criminal case
DOWNTOWN — It appears barrier protection at the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market might be slacking.
More than two years after
Greater Promenade Association wants more control of assessments for downtown
DOWNTOWN — Business leaders are saying some may have to pay more money if they want stepped-up services downtown.
Board
Downtown a dead end amid mall bomb scare
By MICHAEL TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN — Much of Santa Monica became a dead-end downtown early last evening, when a
Complex, which won $40,000; the 24th Street Theatre, which won $17,700 and the Santa Monica Museum of Art, which won $60,000. The 22 other organizations in the
