Growing pains
By EMILIE PHELPS Special to the Daily Press
Yesterday marked three years since the driver of a Buick LeSabre barreled westbound on Arizona Avenue through the bustling Santa
Eyeing a clean start
By JACQUELINE LEE Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — Elected officials here have moved forward with a plan to clean up Santa Monica Bay — at
By Flo Ginsburg Santa Monica
I can’t blame the Mexican voters for amassing in great numbers to support a vote recount for their leftist presidential candidate Andres Manual Lopez
This past week, Q-line asked: “What outdoor activities, sports or other, will you be partaking in this summer? Where is the best place in the city to play?” Here
By MODERN TIMES BY LLOYD GARVER
My recent trip to Europe is still fresh in my mind. I particularly remember all of the friendly “bonjours” (“good day” or “good morning”
By Daily Press staff
Being well is the topic for discussion for cancer patients in the coming weeks. The Wellness Community (TWC) in West LA is holding several upcoming health
By Daily Press staff
A local grocery store is ready to hand out some cash in order to build a stronger community. In support of their mission and guided by
Planning director looks to right the ship
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
CITY HALL — Yes, Virginia, the city has a new planning director.
More than a year
Jackson finds he wins some, loses some more
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
SM COURTHOUSE — A Santa Monica jury had a resounding answer for the question posed
By Daily Press staff
Many people were too young, too old or too incoherent to see the Mod movies of the 1960s. Now, those who missed out and many new
By Daily Press staff
Even though Mozart can’t enjoy his birthday anymore, Santa Monica can.
The Santa Monica Public Library hosts the Bright Light Chamber (BLC) players in celebration
