Clients go from down on streets to up on their feet
By DANIELE HAMAMDJIAN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — Fostering the belief that every human being has the right
Prosecutors single out supermarket for selling tobacco to minors
DOWNTOWN — Top prosecutors met downtown Wednesday to announce a lawsuit against Safeway Inc., saying the supermarket chain is among the most
Hopefuls must be prepared to campaign tirelessly, advisors say
DOWNTOWN — To win an election in Santa Monica, one must campaign tirelessly and be ruthlessly devoted to squeezing every spare nickel
By Steven Keats Santa Monica
I’m wondering what criteria former mayor Denny Zane used when he made his latest claim that Santa Monica was the greenest city in America.
Suspect convicted of prior bank robbery
By Daily Press staff
Local police on Wednesday nabbed a Venice man after he allegedly robbed a downtown Santa Monica bank.
Robin Bradley Cook,
The League of Women Voters of Santa Monica Education Fund is once again sponsoring a workshop for Santa Monica and Malibu residents who are thinking about running for local elected
By Daily Press staff
A Santa Monica architecture firm is putting a touch of class onto Skid Row in downtown LA with a new hotel for the homeless.
Killefer Flammang
By Daily Press staff
Hospital stays are seldom fun and games, except for some children and teens hospitalized at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center, thanks to a donation from Activision.
Recent news reports disclosing that City Hall’s newest homeless ordinances aren’t having much of an impact on homeless-related problems aren’t a surprise. Regulations to limit the
This past week, Q-line asked: “If you had your way, where do you think the City Council should spend your money?”
Here are your responses: ■ “If I had my
Interim law governing new buildings extended three years
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — A debate over the size and shape of new buildings in downtown Santa Monica might last another three years, even
By Christina S. Porter
(This column is a continuation of last week’s “New Developments Will Make Impact Felt In SoCal.” This week’s installment deal with two additional Master-
