Light rail seen as a transit option for commute to the westside
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Daily Press Staff Writer
HOLLYWOOD — Santa Monica officials continue to actively campaign for a light
This past week, Q-line asked: Do you think the Chamber of Commerce and its endorsements will represent your issues and views in the upcoming election? Why, or why not?
Funding for traffic signals, surf school to be discussed
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures, which
CAMPAIGN 2004
(Editor’s note: This is the second article in a multi-part series this week on the Chamber of Commerce’s political action committee interviews with City Council
By Daily Press staff
Interested in how Santa Monica Boulevard will be rebuilt for mass transit, or how light rail might affect the entire city?
A national audience of transportation
Santa Monica Place Mall readies for overhaul
DOWNTOWN — Officials are quietly unveiling their plan to raze the archaic Santa Monica Place Mall and make it an extension of the Promenade.
Santa Monica economy continues to grow steadily
CITY HALL — Downtown Santa Monica remains the lifeblood of the local economy, representing the largest growth in sales last year.
The Bayside District,
Westside company blames LA for financial woes
100 WILSHIRE BLVD. — A Santa Monica law firm plans to legally take on the largest public utility company in the United States.
Greene,
Hoteliers losing sleep over potential tax hike
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — For some local hotel owners, the passing of a November ballot measure to
Millions of dollars are at stake as cases move forward; 914-page police report to stay sealed
SM COURTHOUSE — Two weeks after an appellate court stepped in to shake things
By Rufus Baker Santa Monica
Another era in Santa Monica has come to an end with the closing of the city’s last, family-owned stationery store, Santa Monica Stationers.
