A week after local scooter-share companies shut down their devices to protest a potential shut out of an upcoming pilot program, 180 businesses have signed on to a letter asking
Downtown Santa Monica generated over a billion dollars in taxable sales last year, but overall sales declined by about 1.3 percent.
The economic figures were part of the annual
City Manager Rick Cole thinks the future success of the Third Street Promenade will come from a recommitment to the founding concept of the downtown: pedestrian access in a culture
Investors looking to cash in on California’s burgeoning marijuana industry can learn about local start-ups this week at a pitch competition at Expert Dojo inside Santa Monica Place on
On July 29 at about 2:57 p.m.
Officers responded to a radio call for service at CVS – 3202 Wilshire Blvd – regarding a theft that just occurred. Officers learned
Moving towards the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District’s efforts to become an all-around 21st-century learning environment, the district discussed how discipline may take shape in their near-future discussing
The City of Santa Monica has temporarily outlawed construction of new private wells in the city while staff work towards adoption of a new set of rules governing the use
The Santa Monica City Council has taken positions on a pair of state ballot measures, formally supporting a proposal to expand rent control protections and opposing an effort to repeal
Locals looking to add a furry family member to their home can visit one of the 65 animal shelters in the County participating in this year’s Clear The Shelters
The Daily Press took a look at the dozen companies asking to work with the City for its shared-mobility pilot program. Most companies offered similar pricing and standard features, including
Santa Monica has joined the ranks of cities banning disposable plastic for food containers, specifically banning food providers from using plastic straws, plates, bowls, trays, lids, utensils, cups, stirrers and
