At least 11 members of the association are testing the new technology as a way to weather power shortages during scorching weather.
State power consumption reached a record 50,270
On Friday, July 28, at 10:41 p.m., two Santa Monica narcotics detectives were driving an unmarked patrol car in a beach parking lot in the 1100 block of
On Tuesday, the City Council approved a new pier leasing and licensing agreement that opens up the floodgates to new opportunities for the city’s most recognizable landmark — the venerable
By THE SOAP BOX BY BENNET KELLEY
Ned Lamont’s dramatic primary victory over Joe Lieberman this week will cause much soul searching within the Democratic establishment. While the defeat
By Carol Patek Santa Monica
I read your Buzz’in column in Mondays paper and find the variety of situations amusing and sometimes hard to believe. Well, I finally feel
By Michael Jondreau Santa Monica
I could hear them breathing out there, waiting for the right moment, waiting long enough for us to forget what was already explained to us:
By Daily Press staff
To get more definitive answers on why to eat organic, Whole Foods is supporting research on organic farming.
All 24 Whole Foods Market stores in Southern
By Daily Press staff
The California Heritage Museum exhibition “California Art Quilts” has been extended due to popular demand. The show, which was due to close on August 13, will
Residents want city to mediate disputes
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
CITYWIDE — Longtime resident Ken Ziff has had that creeping feeling lately, as he sits looking out
By BRIAN HEPP
In a time of super spenders and discontinued company pension plans, saving for retirement has become an increasingly difficult task. Because we must rely primarily on our
By Daily Press staff
Summertime generally brings thoughts of vacations, pool parties and relaxing in the shade, but certainly not taxes.
“The IRS reminds taxpayers that some activities, such as
