Santa Monica residents will soon be polled as to whether they are interested in cleaning the city’s beaches and coastal waters, and whether they’re willing to pay for
Grumbles visit part of national water meeting
SANTA MONICA PIER — Federal representatives toured a state-of-the-art Santa Monica water treatment facility on Wednesday, saying other communities can learn
Venice Beach now ‘Free Speech, Expression Zone’
DOWNTOWN LA — The beach dedicated to freedom is free again, so officials say.
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a
“Know before you go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall: Airport
Promenade trees can dig roots as board votes to maintain them
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — The jacaranda trees are here to stay, as are their ample shade, lilac-blue trumpet blossoms
Free ride over for energy drainers
SM BEACH — For more than five years, those willing to climb lamp posts near the Santa Monica Pier were able to charge their cell
Beach overhaul should be completed by 2007
WILL ROGERS BEACH — Construction has finally begun for beach improvements that were planned six years ago, though they will cost nearly twice as
Santa Monica’s beaches expected to remain open
Local officials said the sewer spill which devastated South Bay this week would be less likely to happen in Santa Monica.
Meanwhile,
Nomadic museum made debut in NYC
By SARA KAUFMAN Special to the Daily Press
SM BEACH — Against the shimmering blue backdrop of the Pacific Ocean, a modern day industrial palace
Fabian Lewkowicz/Daily Press A crew clears away a massive tree that fell on San Vicente Boulevard at 11th Street on Monday. At 3:31 p.m., a motorist was
By Daily Press staff
The Whale Rescue Team ended 2005 with 264 marine mammal rescues. That’s a record number for marine mammal rescues in one year, according to Peter
By Daily Press staff
2005 turned out to be a year of disasters and overwhelming generosity thanks to the good citizens of Santa Monica who contributed millions of dollars to