FEEDINGS, from page 1 Volunteers serve up feast
CIVIC AUDITORIUM — In an annual fete honoring today’s national holiday, thousands of people are expected to converge on the Santa Monica
According to Santa Monica Police Department statistics, during a recent 16-month period, only 25 of the 306 complaints about noise were directed at specific businesses, and some of these
Tonight the City Council will take up the noise ordinance. The Main Street Merchants Association (MSMA) supports a strong, enforced noise ordinance, shares many of the concerns voiced by neighbors
RAND’s relocation assists city in bid to revamp area
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
CIVIC CENTER — By the time the RAND Corp.’s new 309,000-
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Commission on the Status of Women is looking for new members. Since 1981, the Santa Monica Commission on the Status of Women has
Suspected ad scam being investigated by police
A Santa Monica businesswoman was duped out of $1,100 after she responded to a local newspaper ad that promised the down payment
By Ronn S. Pickard
As a “Main Street Republican,” I feel some obligation to put forth the case for the recall of Gray Davis and the election of Arnold Schwarzenegger
Five bars investigated; none violated state law
A handful of City Hall workers spent Friday night bar hopping in Santa Monica, sniffing out how local bar and club managers are
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica-based social service organizations Chrysalis and Upward Bound House will receive grants totaling $10,000 from the Bayside District Corporation’s Dolphin Change Program.
By John Blanchette Santa Monica
(This letter was originally addressed to Santa Monica City Council members). I have been a resident of the Ocean Park district of Santa Monica for
City Hall attempts to find middle ground for noise
Business owners are making a lot of noise over City Hall’s attempt to make Santa Monica quieter.
Fliers circulating along
