By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER I Daily Press Staff Writer
A FORMER GIRLFRIEND’S COUCH Of the 16 directors who’d beaten out thousands of rivals to make the final cut
Brandon Wise A POSSIBLE NEW PATH: Exposition Light Rail Line will look at the possibility of having trains travel down Colorado Avenue rather than the median of Olympic Boulevard. Expo
AT THEIR LAST MEETING, CITY COUNCIL endorsed a long list of planning guidelines for redevelopment in the mid-city neighborhoods. Word up: Be prepared for more development, density, traffic and
Soul songbird comes to Temple Bar
MID-CITY Deciding to sing came easy for Chrisette Michele, who has been at ease on stage since her days in the church choir.
Angry neighbor takes fight to city
MID-CITY For the last two years, Nathan Crowe says he has been unable to get a good night’s sleep because of excessive
Talking billboards are profitable, but are wildly illegal
(sub) Talking billboards are profitable, but wildly illegal
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
MID-CITY — For nearly the entire month
Ever-rising rents and chains forcing bookstores to close
MID-CITY Richard Dolen squats in the corner of a small bookstore, perusing old copies as he seeks comfort from the
Suzy Williams and Her Solid Senders call Temple Bar home
MID-CITY Suzy Williams and Her Solid Senders know how to bring it, daddy-o.
They’ve been bringing it
Santa Monica College is looking for people with deep pockets to help sponsor programming at The Stage, its new $45 million theater that is expected to become the premier performing
By Katherine K. McTaggart Mid-City
As a Mid-City resident, former special education teacher and one-time McKinley Elementary School parent, I read about the resistance on the part
