Ex-talk show host embraces Santa Monica
DOWNTOWN LA — A newly-elected Los Angeles official set on tackling issues that involve Santa Monica has assumed the responsibilities of his position.
Suspect allegedly moved millions in opium since ’01
DOWNTOWN LA — Defense attorneys have successfully requested to delay court proceedings against a Santa Monica man accused of heading an international opium
David Wright faces life in prison for 1998 killing
DOWNTOWN LA — A Santa Monica homeless man will spend the rest of his life in prison for the murder of a
Rapid bus expected to cut LAX trip in half
DOWNTOWN — City officials have given their approval to the opening of a rapid bus line intended to make the trip between
This past week, Q-line asked: “What environmental programs in Santa Monica should be given priority?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “First of all, the city should not allow a dog
By JODI SUMMERS
Currently there are about 3,340 fixed transit stops across the country. Studies by the nonprofit organization Reconnecting America show plans for an additional 630 stations by
Former media agency heads deny allegations
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN LA — A local media agency owner who is accused of stealing money from his clients will face charges of
Skating rink, museum among mall suggestions
DOWNTOWN — Those boldly envisioning what Santa Monica Place might become are starting to get a dose of reality.
A consultant issued a report last
Governor sends family condolences
DOWNTOWN — More than 1,200 people on Thursday said good-bye to Ricardo Crocker, a man who touched the lives of thousands of people while serving
New mall plans on the table in three months
DOWNTOWN — A group of residents is suing City Hall in the hopes of shedding light on what will become the new
U.N. center designed to promote peace
DOWNTOWN — Supporters of world peace have a new resource center from which to draw information and inspiration in Santa Monica.
Soka Gakkai International
