(This is the fourth installment of an ongoing series about City Hall’s sign ordinance.)
An ongoing effort to remove illegal signs in front of businesses has merchants lashing out
By Elissa Royal Santa Monica Lights, camera, conflict Editor:
On April 15 at 4:33 p.m. (a personal best), I mailed my taxes at the Santa Monica Post Office.
THE FLORA FILES
By Todd Flora
Friends, loyal readers and detractors, it has been an incredibly fun 17 months writing weekly for the Daily Press. From 2003’s “Think Twice,
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
By Daily Press staff
Several local business have been recognized for doing their part in cleaning up the environment through their daily practices.
The Santa Monica Chamber of
London, Paris, Rome, Seattle, New York. These are all great cities and there are many more that one could name.
The question of the day is, why doesn’t Santa
By John Marciano
During the Passover and Easter season, when people’s hearts turn toward the profound messages of hope and peace from two prophetic traditions, one wonders what to
Here are your responses to this week’s Q-Line question: “Are city officials justified in cracking down on businesses with illegal signs or are they diverting valuable resources away
The Santa Monicans for Renters’ Rights organization is celebrating its silver anniversary Saturday evening. Congratulations are in order for a job well done.
SMRR began as a movement to protect
It sure is nice to hear that someone is enjoying the Palisades Park, the taxpaying citizens of Santa Monica sure can’t. Not unless you like relaxing next to shopping
Last week’s column was about the assault on the business community’s signs and the city’s efforts to raise its income from fines, a whopping 25 percent over
SM resident might pay up if Bush is removed
By LAUREN BONIFACIO Special to the Daily Press
Some people light candles, and some people carry signs. Some might even write
