Efforts to preserve the only intact shotgun house in Santa Monica began in the late 1990s, when it was designated as a landmark.
Originally located at 2712 Second St., the
By Hank Rosenfeld South Ocean Park
A shout out of thanks to Gary Gordon and his merry band of tie-dyed Main Street Business Associates who ran the 7th annual
By REAGAN WHEELER Special to the Daily Press
Residents can channel their inner Jimi and Janis this weekend along Main Street, when the annual Summer SOULstice serves up a musical
By Dan Jansenson
The city of Santa Monica intends to destroy the large-canopy ficus trees along Second and Fourth streets in a fatally flawed attempt to make those streets
OCEAN PARK The ultimate cure for a writer’s block just might be a cup of Joe.
Tucked away from the clothing boutique and restaurant filled Main Street is a
By C. Johnson Santa Monica Falwell’s life in perspective Editor:
It appears Bayside officials are in the dark (“Shedding light,” May 22). The ginkgo biloba trees chosen to replace
MAIN STREET In the end, the reports of Dogtown’s death were greatly exaggerated.
The former Zephyr and Jeff Ho Productions surf shop was designated as a cultural and historical
Benjamin M. Steers is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest — the first to identify that this shot was captured at the Ben & Jerry’s ice cream shop
WE’VE GOT GUSHERS Fabian Lewkowicz Pedestrians on Main Street were forced Thursday to try and sidestep the overspray of some city sprinklers.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily
FROM LANDMARKS PAGE 9 Santa Monica history one building at a time
CITYWIDE Sitting amongst the high rises and mixed use developments popping up throughout the city are pieces of
Legendary skater makes wide impact From Dogtown to Hollywood
DEL MAR Clutching a skateboard in his arms, a 16-year-old shaggy blonde hair boy from Mar Vista steps out
