A consultant that is currently weighing various scenarios for new water rates in the city could get an extra $18,750 if a contract extension is approved by the council.
As the city transforms itself from a sleepy little beach town into a hustling and bustling metropolis there are some that believe that the breaks need to be put on
As the city transforms itself from a sleepy little beach town into a hustling and bustling metropolis there are some that believe that the breaks need to be put on
Resident Lise Hill is this week’s Mystery Photo winner, having correctly identified the image, which features the magical monkey in front of Magicopolis on Fourth Street in downtown.
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This past week, Q-line asked: What negative thing happened to you in 2007 that you would like to leave in the past?
Here are your responses: “THE BIGGEST NEGATIVE
Rough weather forces homeless population to scramble
DOWNTOWN Seated near an alley on Santa Monica Boulevard with a tattered black suit case at his feet, Ronald D. looked up at
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California’s Gov. Schwarzenegger announced a law suit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), to overturn a decision regarding greenhouse gas emissions. Over the last 40 years, the EPA has
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By By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are
Kevin Herrera named new editor in chief of publication
DOWNTOWN The end of one era signals the beginning of another.
So begins Kevin Herrera’s tenure as the new editor
OLYMPIC BOULEVARD It was a life-changing moment for Blake Mycoskie.
The young entrepreneur was on vacation in Argentina, learning to play polo, when he looked around and noticed the
