By Daily Press staff
Shopping on the Third Street Promenade tonight will be a smoke-free zone. Shop Etc. magazine invites West Coast shoppers to get a jump start on
CORRECTION — In articles regarding Provenzano Resources, Inc., the new Promenade vending cart program provider, it had been incorrectly reported that co-owners Deborah S. Kravtiz and Ross Provenzano were married.
By Tom Padden Santa Monica
Ryan Hyatt’s front page article (SMDP, Nov. 3, page 1) on the kids taking off from school to protest the war was nothing but
By Dawn O’Leary
Regarding Thursday’s demonstration on the Third Street Promenade (SMDP, Nov. 4, page 9) protesting Victoria’s Secret use of paper from endangered forests for its
New vendor program to bring in more money
THIRD STREET — A new management company set to take over the vending cart program this month is under scrutiny from City Hall
Lessons in democracy: Students cut class to protest
THIRD STREET — Santa Monica students who oppose President Bush, and fearful they could soon be drafted into military service, walked out of
By Daily Press staff
Forty-four independent feature films are set to screen as part of next week’s American Film Market’s public previews screening program in Santa Monica.
uncomfortable
Anyone with an ounce of humanity in their heart would agree it isn’t the homeless individuals for whom they have no compassion. Rather, they have no tolerance for
By IN LA BY HEIDI MANTEUFFEL
There I was in the middle of the film’s most romantic scene, and the entire theater started shaking. I discovered during a viewing
The City Council is still hard at work making more dopey decisions concerning traffic.
They’re in the process of approving a grand plan to expand that exhilarating “transit mall”
By Daily Press staff
To celebrate the arrival of fall, Starbucks is hosting a Pumpkin Patch experience at Third Street Promenade on Saturday.
Members of the community are invited to
Cart operators wary they’re being ‘churned’
CITY HALL — The Promenade’s new vending cart program has hit a serious bump in the road, as elected officials have determined that
