Santa Monica blogs are sometimes business, sometimes pleasure
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN If a person is what he eats, then it’s probably safe to
Renters willing to gamble
By NORA SORENA CASEY Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN In a city where approximately two-thirds of residents are renters, many Santa Monicans are uninsured
Residents warned to practice caution when parking cars, locking bikes
CITYWIDE It was going to be a hectic day for Joselynne Boschen, a personal trainer and clothing designer who had
Former Santa Monica resident completes 66-day bike trip
BOSTON In one year, Emily Josephs went from training wheels to cross-country cyclist.
The Santa Monica native and relative newcomer
quality, such as upgraded kitchens.
Condo prices have taken a hit, the price per square footage falling 14.5 percent from July 2007.
“In any kind of uncertain market, condos
Lease extension makes it easier for nonprofits to secure financing
A homeless housing project at the Veterans Administration campus is closer to fruition after federal officials this week announced a
This past week, Q-line asked: Which direction do you feel the Land Use & Circulation Element should go? Some feel that it should limit development while others want to
Community Corp. project would price condos at a quarter-million
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD Owning a home in a city that boasts million dollar houses and condominiums is about to become a
Tenant harassment settlement funds educational programs
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL In a nod to the city’s many renters, the City Attorney’s Office
A Chinese housekeeper leaves her 6-year old son (BaoQi Chen) with her Israeli employer, Miri (Mili Avital), for “just one hour” while she rushes off to attend to some
Negotiations for affordable housing lots raises doubts
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
OCEAN AVE Property owners looking to swap land with City Hall so that more affordable
