By Mark Sanderson
I agree totally with Bill Bauer's column, “Dealing with the vagrant not a high priority,” (SMDP, June 6). Do any of the city council members
City departments asked to cut 5 percent of budgets
Managers at City Hall finished their proposals Wednesday night on how to help plug the city’s $16.1 million deficit.
By Daily Press staff
The black community in Santa Monica will celebrate its heritage in style this month. The public is invited to attend the “11th Annual Juneteenth Celebration” will
By Daily Press staff
The city will remain free from henna, despite a request from a city councilman last week asking that the art form be brought back.
A request
Overall, 2002 sales tax revenue for Santa Monica was less than the year before, though it’s not as bad as it sounds.
Consumers in Santa Monica spent more than
Last Sunday, Q-line asked: “Do you think Santa Monica is a safe place to live? Why or why not?”
Here are your responses: ■ “Despite an enormous increase in police
As sales fall, SM Place sets out to mimic the Third Street Promenade
The fortress at the end of the Third Street Promenade is letting down its drawbridge.
Santa Monica
Third Street residents want preferential parking
Some residents on Third Street north of Wilshire Boulevard have been lobbying for parking spots in front of their apartments for nearly a year.
By Daily Press staff
The Third Street Promenade will be filled with older Santa Monicans on Thursday, May 8.
The Bayside District Corp., in collaboration with the city’s Commission
By Greg Thomas Santa Monica
Holy mother of God. Let me get this straight regarding the Monday, March 31 SMDP issue.
Ms. Patricia Hoffman, Bayside board member, says she isn’
By Barbara Barnard Santa Monica
So the Bayside Board (SMDP, March 31) doesn’t know what is wrong with the Promenade. Where shall I start. I have lived in Santa
Landlords take advantage of rent-control exemption
By Daily Press staff
A jewelry store on the Third Street Promenade was robbed by two men on Wednesday, police said.
At about
