Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission declares the 1924 service station a historic landmark; pending $2.1M sale expected to be called off
DOWNTOWN LA — The fate of an 80-year-
By Daily Press staff
The make-up of downtown businesses has changed for the new year. Eight new stores have opened in the Bayside District, ranging from restaurants to clothing
Something old, something new in works for 2005
FOR HIGH-RISE TOWERS An ultimate question mark had been lingering for years about what was going to become of the archaic
The picture would be different if UC Berkeley were playing
DOWNTOWN — Add Santa Monica hotel operators, merchants and restaurateurs to the growing horde upset by the way college football’s
By Andrew Kay Liberman Santa Monica
Buckminster Fuller said once: “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new existing model obsolete.”
It’s
116th parade themed ‘Celebrate Family’
By Daily Press staff
When it comes to the 2005 Rose Parade and Rose Bowl, Santa Monica’s local bus line will do more than
Lawsuit alleges girl went blind from allergic reaction
DOWNTOWN — A 7-year-old Topanga girl filed a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson Tuesday, alleging that the drug manufacturer should have
I was embarrassed for the Santa Monica Daily Press to see the low reasoning power shown by the editor in her rush to connect the recent occurrences at Fisher Lumber
DreamHammer to help build network for U.S. Treasury Department
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN — A Santa Monica firm has been chosen to help build a computer network for the
Preliminary plans would put 325 units in three buildings downtown; architects pushing for a 120-foot height limit
CITY HALL — Elected leaders are at odds over how many apartments and
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
Regarding the proposal to redevelop Santa Monica Place Mall. I hope before this or any similar project for downtown Santa Monica is finalized, that the
This past week, Q-line asked: Should the vacant RAND building be converted into a homeless shelter, or torn down to make room for a park?
Here are your responses:
