Tickets are still available for Friday night’s Jackson Browne concert at Barnum Hall on the Santa Monica High School campus. The concert is a special benefit for For The
Welcome to the Santa Monica Art Palette for the weekend of June 30. The goal of the Art Palette, created by City Hall’s cultural affairs division, is to showcase
By Daily Press staff
The Dick and Jane books showed how to be obedient and ordinary, but this Dick and Jane are anything but.
To honor philanthropist Max Palevsky and
Nude bicyclist registers a wind-aided time
By By Daily Press Staff
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 20, AT 1:28 A.M., Santa Monica police officers responded to the 3200 block
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY JACK NEWORTH
During warm summer evenings, Main Street in Ocean Park is teeming with locals and tourists, enjoying the nightlife. One popular tradition is “Happy Hour”
By THE SOAP BOX BY BENNET KELLEY
A flag is a very powerful symbol. It represents who we are and what we stand for. On Sept. 11, like many Americans,
By George Balanis Santa Monica
A recent article by Alan Toy (SMDP, June 15, page 4), a member of the Santa Monica Rent Control Board, claims that property owners cause
By Daily Press staff
Dozens of local girls will build their trade skills this summer. Middle school girls will empower themselves as they learn to cut pieces of plywood with
By Daily Press staff
Care for a night of music under the stars and by the sea? The Performing Arts Center and Music Academy (PACMA) of Santa Monica College presents
Leaving the light on. Last week, the Bayside District Corp., which manages downtown along with City Hall, hired an outside consultant to design a plan for remaking the Santa Monica
7 Widower’s case appears headed for court
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — The case involving a woman run over by a Big Blue Bus on
A tale of two Jacksons in SM Courthouse
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
SM COURTHOUSE — Michael Jackson is either a forgetful genius on par with Albert Einstein
