By Tom Larmore
(Editor’s note: The city council passed an ordinance last July requiring businesses in the coastal zone that generate more than $5 million in annual revenue to
Many interesting people and cases in Santa Monica
Santa Monica’s downtrodden, picked-on and poor have a new ally in town.
Paul Mills, an attorney who works out of
By Jan Tousignant Santa Monica
Nov. 5 is a fresh start kind of day. It’s a day where voters of Santa Monica can thoughtfully choose “the first day of
By Joyce Dvoren A well-fed, clothed and housed Santa Monica resident
Response to Michael Beattie's Opinion piece on Sept. 23, 2002 I was moved to tears by
Defendant also charged for illegal possession of milk crate
The city is taking Stewart Lamle, a local game inventor, to trial for allegedly operating a business without a license on
By Matthew Brensilver Santa Monica
Recently, I have noticed a proliferation of voices calling for a change in Santa Monica’s homeless policies. Many of the opinions have framed the
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica police have arrested four people who allegedly vandalized planters on the Promenade last week, causing $6,000 in damage.
On Thursday at 11:35
By Michael J. Tittinger
An ancient Chinese proverb states: “Least said soonest mended.” In the case of a defiant street performer, Santa Monica officials have taken that saying to heart.
By Theodorus Hendrani
I write this letter as a voice of concern regarding the condition and situation of the Third Street Promenade. I have concerns not just as a merchant,
Criminal case was headed for a jury trial
The city has dropped seven of the eight charges against a Henna artist who has been repeatedly fined and arrested for performing
When Pollyanna starts complaining about the homeless situation in Santa Monica, you know it must be getting bad!
Maureen Schugardt’s letter, “Homeless need tough love,” Sept. 6, 2002, is
By Marie Scott Santa Monica
As a resident in Santa Monica, I feel as though my health and safety are at risk with the type of people who are taking
