Last Sunday morning, on my way to Main Street Bagels, I took a detour through ELLE magazine’s mobile eco-salon.
The eco-salon is a big green bus, fueled
YEARS AGO IN MY APARTMENT BUILDING there were fancy ashtrays on the wall by the elevators. With a touch of a fingertip, the cigarette butts fell into a lower chamber
ANDY WARHOL’S FACE — AS RECOGNIZABLE an image as a Campbell’s soup label — made me stop. Someone had propped a postcard in the window of a newspaper dispenser on
By Elizabeth Brown Kitchen Vixen ELIZABETH BROWN is a registered dietitian, certified holistic chef and weight management specialist in Santa Monica. She
KERMIT THE FROG SANG ABOUT BEING green and
Traffic Signal Upgrade Fiber optic infrastructure installation and traffic signal modifications will continue in the following locations: 1) Main Street from Pico Boulevard to City Hall. 2) Colorado Avenue from
Mortone eyes next challenge
By JON HABER Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET A chiropractor’s job usually involves getting people out of pain, not the other way around.
CHARLIE MYERS IS A TYPICAL 9-YEAR-OLD bundle of energy and enthusiasm. He loves XBox 360 and playing basketball at recess. On weekends, he goes exploring in the woods
Buster’s gets a new spot
A beloved shoe repair shop, once believed destined to become a Santa Monica memory after being evicted from its spot at the foot of
By Erin Maynes Santa Monica
I urge City Council to uphold the landmark status of 2219 Ocean Avenue on Tuesday and deny the University of Illinois Foundation’s appeal to
Visitors Bureau releases new visitors guide, map
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
MAIN STREET Getting around town just got a whole lot easier for tourists thanks to the Santa Monica Convention
City Hall explores moving agencies
CITY HALL The Santa Monica municipal family is about to become a tighter-knit unit.
As the Housing and Economic Development Department prepares for a
