✆ “The question is, are the homeless, or as I call them, the vagrants, in Santa Monica, particularly the Third Street Promenade, are they registered or do they have Social Security
By Thomas Kenney Los Angeles
Regarding Ed Silverstein’s comment (SMDP, Sept. 8, page 4) that Al Sharpton would be a slave on Zell Miller’s plantation if Bush were
By Daily Press staff
While fashion is the concern for many children picking out new school shoes, some don’t even have new shoes, or even shoelaces to concern themselves
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Daily Press Staff Writer
PROMENADE — Stephen Bradford winds his way through the thousands of people walking the Third Street Promenade and stops to chat with a guitarist
By Linda Lancaster Santa Monica
I’d like to chime in on your recent article about needing public bathrooms on or near the Promenade (SMDP, Aug. 16, page 1).
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Linda Tennant is this week’s mystery photo contest winner. The sign is located in the alley between the 3rd Street Promenade and 4th Street, behind Santa Monica Tobacco. She
RETAILERS CRY FOR SOLID GROUND
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
While retailers and shoppers have continued to file out of Santa Monica Place, plans to renovate
Alan Bermejo, a graphic designer at Dragon Herbs on Wilshire Boulevard, correctly identified this week’s mystery photo. It is a close-up guard arm — turned at a 90-degree
The National Transportation Safety Board released a preliminary report this week stating elderly driver Russell Weller’s drive through a Farmers’ Market last summer was an unintentional accident. Among the
ITS PRIVELAGES’ Josh Needle is this week’s mystery photo winner. Needle accurately described that this photo is in the alley behind the Third Street Promenade, between Santa Monica Boulevard
By DANIELE HAMAMDJIAN Special to the Daily Press
It’s a dirty job, but somebody’s glad to do it. Long before the merchants unlock their doors each morning, eager
