Recent storms deliver all sorts of pollutants to the Pacific Ocean
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
SM BEACH The recent rains in and around Santa Monica have
THIRD STREET PROMENADE Do you like wine and cheese? If your answer is “Mais Oui,” then the Third Street Promenade is the place to be.
In the North Pavilion, located
Just don’t believe all that recession hype
NOW THAT WE ARE IN THE MIDDLE OF the holidays, let the shopping begin, the anger at the stupidity of other drivers,
Holiday shoppers urged to be mindful of receipt totals
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
THIRD STREET PROMENADE Heading into the third week of December, it may be
Businesses to be held liable for allowing patrons to smoke
CITY HALL Promising to invest in a marketing and education campaign that emphasizes the positives of being smoke-free, the
Matt Vannucci is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, being the first to identify that this shot was captured on the facade of Monsoon on the Third Street
By MICHAEL TITTINGER is Editor of the Daily Press and rarely peacocks around in red. He
Spoiler alert: This column calls into question the true identity of one Kris Kringle,
SUNDAY, NOV. 25, AT 11:35 P.M. Officers responded to the intersection of Broadway and Third Street regarding a grand theft investigation. When officers arrived, they spoke with the
By Jon Louis Mann Santa Monica
I would like to know why this City Council (except for Kevin McKeown) have decided to target 23 ficus trees on Second and Fourth
By Eric Cooper
I thought the “Letters to the Editor” section of your paper was a public forum for subjects brought up in your paper. But at least once a
KEEPING UP THE GROUNDS
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent agendas.
Benjamin Steers is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, being the first to identify this shot was taken of the StoryCorps oral history trailer parked on the 1200
