AFM signs on for 4 years
DOWNTOWN — The world’s biggest film tradeshow will return to Santa Monica through 2008, attracting thousands of industry professionals and pumping tens of millions
By GREG WILLIS Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — Ike Turner, the king of rhythm, is in town. He plays tonight at Harvelle’s Blues Club on Fourth Street, the
Mourners are urged to strive for ideal sense of community
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — The silence was deafening at 1:47 p.m. in
By Daily Press staff
The Shakespeare Festival/LA’s final performances will take place July 14-18 in Downtown Los Angeles’ Pershing Square. The 19th annual festival celebrating the bard
Today is the one-year anniversary of the Farmers’ Market crash in downtown Santa Monica that left 10 people dead and 63 injured. Here’s a look at various events:
DOWNTOWN — City officials will gather this week to promote being green. The public is invited to join the local environmental and design community for the official ribbon cutting of the
Judge to issue final ruling on Farmers’ Market report today
SM COURTHOUSE — One year to the day after an elderly driver sped through a Farmers’ Market and left 10 dead
Farmers’Market Association, LA County added as defendantss
By Daily Press staff
SM COURTHOUSE — Two new entities have been added as defendants to 11 lawsuits levied by a Santa Monica
CITY LAND USAGE
With the population increasing almost on a daily basis, city officials are hoping to make the most of what land is available for the next 20 to
Elected leaders expected to act this week
CITY HALL — The results of a $70,250 audit of the planning department arrived recently, presenting top officials at City Hall with few
New retailers, restaurants to open on Promenade
An ongoing battle between business owners and City Hall over how to regulate business here apparently hasn’t dampened market forces.
More than
DOWNTOWN — In the end, the most difficult thing for staffers at the Midnight Special Bookstore was sales were picking up — just not quickly enough to cover the bills.
Even sadder
