By Sherrill Kushner Santa Monica
Many residents probably received the second mailing recently from Santa Monicans for Sensible Priorities (SMSP). Under the guise of a “News Update,” it really is
The trees are falling in Santa Monica, and by the reaction from residents around here, you would think it was the sky.
The Daily Press, and presumably City Hall, has
CORRECTION In the June 13 edition, there was an error on page 3 in the community briefs section. St. Joseph Center’s Early Learning Center does not have a child
By Daily Press staff
Here’s a good chance to get thrifty. The First United Methodist Church of Santa Monica will hold its thrift sale on Friday from 9 a.
By Daily Press staff
Stroller Strides, the country’s largest fitness program for new moms, is celebrating its second anniversary in the West Los Angeles community.
The anniversary event will
Sleeping in is so out this World Cup season
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
CITYWIDE — As time ran out on the U.S. National team during their
Man’s frantic search rolls on
By EMILIE PHELPS Special to the Daily Press
SUNSET PARK — Each day, Rejelio Munoz resumes the search for his wife following her disappearance more
By Daily Press staff
This summer, 1.4 million new college graduates will be flooding into the job market after receiving their diplomas. The good news is that it’s
By Daily Press staff
When was the last time you heard about a likable lawyer? Well, this one is a favorite, at least among his coworkers and clients. Darren Kavinoky,
By Daily Press staff
While it’s rare to make it in showbiz, one local PR consultancy has been doling out the good news as of late. Tom Brennan Media,
By JOE FRODSHAM Special to the Daily Press
A recent study sponsored by the Society of Human Resource management showed that up to 80 percent of employed adults are somewhat
