By Daily Press staff
A local teacher has been given the riches to enrich her students’ drama skills. Santa Monica resident Flora Plumb, who is a theatre teacher at the
By Daily Press staff
Hosted by Neptune’s Net Seafood Restaurant in Malibu, Surfrider Foundation’s Save Trestles Fundraiser will be held on Sept. 14 from 5 p.m. to
By Daily Press staff
If you see a geyser coming from your neighborhood fire hydrant, don’t be alarmed, it’s only a test.
During September and October the Santa
Pollution rises to surface
By JESSICA ROBERTS Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN LA — Los Angeles County officials voted Tuesday to join as plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the United
By Dorie
I’ve noticed a lot of movies for kids this year. What’s the right age for watching a film out of the house?
Movie Mama Dear Mama,
The Santa Monica Pier will soon offer its pedestrians a rejuvenated learning experience.
A space underneath the pier has recently been leased to Heal the Bay, a nonprofit organization operating
Consultants are continuing a comprehensive review of Santa Monica’s waste services.
Since October 2005, Gershman, Brickner and Bratton Inc. (GBB) has been researching ways to improve operational efficiencies within
Visitors of the Woodlawn Cemetery will soon enjoy more beautiful landscaping while paying their respects.
Recent understaffing has resulted in the unacceptable appearance of the grounds and markers at the
City Hall is contributing money to preserve the character of nearby Yale Street.
Located between Montana Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard, the Yale Street parkway will soon be widened. Due to
City Hall is now working to protect its residents in case of an emergency.
After the 1994 Northridge earthquake, Santa Monica’s water supply took a hit. The city’s
Santa Monica could soon be a net zero energy city.
The Community Energy Independence Initiative (CEII) will help the city to become more energy efficient by installing solar electric and
By (Keith Lockitch, Ph.D. in physics, is a fellow at the Ayn Rand Institute in Irvine. The Institute promotes the ideas of Ayn Rand — best-selling author of “Atlas
