By By Daily Press Staff
• On Saturday, Sept. 9 at 4:15 p.m., a mother and her two daughters walked into the Second Street substation of the Santa Monica
On Aug. 24, 2006, after a trial that lasted a mere two hours, blind civil rights activist Chen Guangcheng was sentenced by Chinese authorities to four years and three months
The death of Eddie Lopez earlier this year was a tragic day in the history of our city.He was a good kid on the right path,until his life
There appears to be a mass exodus of middle-class residents in Santa Monica. The average resident only lives here for about two years before they end up moving on.
By Daily Press staff
Working with a cultural mix of people can take skills and sensitivity. That’s why the American Red Cross of Santa Monica is offering the “Working
By Daily Press staff
Happy hour patrons may want to reconsider before hopping behind the wheel after cocktail-hour tonight.
The Santa Monica Police Department will be conducting a driver’
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica-based Kastner & Partners has been named agency of record for Breville,a leader in high-end home appliances.
In addition to serving as
By Daily Press staff
Construction has started on twin six-story apartment buildings providing 100 units at 1244 Sixth St. in downtown Santa Monica.
Developed by JSM Construction Inc., the
By Daily Press staff
SM PIER — It’s time to get a taste of Santa Monica seaside.
The fifth annual Taste of Santa Monica is a food festival showcasing 40
Three SMC tennis players earned the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Scholar-Athlete award for the 2005/2006 academic year. The SMC student-athletes, Caley Harlan, Marjan Vakilmozaffari and Helen Zaychik,
Santa Monica College at Fullerton College: 43-13.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on September 14, 2006. Read the original PDF.
