By Daily Press staff
Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market with the second in a three-part program series. Learn how chefs incorporate market produce into
By Daily Press staff
Bill Penton, California Hawaii Elks Association (CHEA) vice president, recently presented a CHEA Achievement Award plaque to Mona Young Lopez, exalted ruler of the Santa Monica
“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
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... Well, it seems not all are fans of the Buzz-meister. After just one week of writing insights and witticisms, one Daily Press reader was moved to request
By Carlos J. Echevarria El Segundo
We should extend Ned Lamont a well-deserved congratulations for his upset over Joe “Bush Lovin” Lieberman. It’s about time to clean house
By Flo Ginsburg Santa Monica
Of course, the Republicans are supporting Joe Lieberman, Independent, in Connecticut, and will pour $$$$ into his campaign, hoping it totally divides the Democratic vote (in
By Mike Kirwan Venice
Muslim terrorists plot to blow up a dozen airliners. Maybe the only thing Muslim terrorists care about is their religion. Perhaps a promise to destroy Mecca
By CAROLE ORLIN
I don’t know if Mel Gibson reads the Santa Monica Daily Press. I suspect that someone who knows him personally probably does read our paper. I
By Daily Press staff
The Los Angeles Times Family Fund (LATFF) and the Starbucks Foundation have recently awarded $25,000 and $20,000, respectively, to support Venice Arts’ innovative Art
Voters have some homework before Nov. 7
In an attempt to simplify and clarify a voter-approved initiative prohibiting kickbacks to elected officials in exchange for votes, the council chose
To continue protecting Santa Monica Bay from harmful urban runoff and other pollutants, the council is calling on voters to approve a new parcel tax, expected to raise $40 million
The council reluctantly placed this measure on the ballot earlier this week, forced to do so under California elections code because supporters — Santa Monicans For Sensible Marijuana Policy — were successful
