Santa Monica’s only daily paper digs its heels in
The Santa Monica Daily Press turns 2 years old today.
The paper hit the streets in hopes of becoming the
Parents pursue lawsuit, despite DA’s warnings
The parents of a 17-year-old girl who died of a drug overdose while in police custody will continue with their lawsuit
Judge: Mother might have been able to foresee violence
A judge has decided to put the mother — but not the father — of the teenager who killed a Santa Monica High
Polo and riding still allowed at Will Rogers State Park
Despite that government officials said equestrian activity will remain the focal point at Will Rogers State Park, it’s been
Reality bites: Students receive hard lessons in drunk driving
More than a dozen Olympic High School students drove drunk on Thursday, killing numerous people and destroying everything in their paths.
SMFD crew fighting Stevenson Ranch wildfire
The wildfires blazing through Southern California have gotten so out of control that the Santa Monica Fire Department has sent an unprecedented amount of
Business community expected to question City Hall’s effectiveness
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in a series this week that addresses the issues surrounding Santa Monica’s
Man says good-bye to the father he never knew
More than 58 years after his death, Army 1st Lt. Phillip Miller was buried with full military honors at Woodlawn
Teen accused of stabbing SM girl died while police questioned her
The Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office is pressuring parents of a 17-year-old girl who died of
Santa Monica parents won’t appeal judge’s decision
The owners of a Westwood home where 15-year-old Deanna Maran was stabbed at an underage party Nov. 17, 2001
