Local businesses provide the majority of the city’s general fund revenues, yet santa monica has a reputation for being a difficult place to do business. How would you entice
On Halloween day, the Police Activities League hosts the 15th annual PALloween Carnival. The Barker Hanger, at 3021 Airport Avenue, will be transformed into a bevy of Halloween amusements with
“Know before you Go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall Airport
By LORI BARTLETT Special to the Daily Press
SM AIRPORT — Fine art that’s certain to cross all language and cultural barriers is on display at Santa Monica Airport’s
Santa Monica Airport considers new safety measures
SM AIRPORT — A collapsible form of concrete that prevented the private jet of New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez from rolling off
By Daily Press staff
The new installment of the Ruskin Group Theatre’s popular L.A. Café Plays, dubbed the “Fastest Theater in Town” because five short plays go from
By Daily Press staff
While getting some grub for themselves this week, diners at a local restaurant can also help feed the impoverished and the down-and-out.
The Spitfire
An agreement regarding the noise monitoring system upgrade at the Santa Monica Airport may soon be modified. The original 2001 project, costing $300,000, encountered various unexpected costs during development.
By Daily Press staff
City Council candidates will be on the hot seat tonight, as the Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution stages its second Santa Monica City Council candidate forum,
By Martin Rubin Director of Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution
Regarding “Asking price can be steep” (SMDP, Sept. 26, page 1), one often hears politicians urging more public participation in
“Know before you Go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall Airport
A promising future
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
The origami-like roof that sits atop the school’s new $17 million Theatre Arts Building seemed particularly fitting
