By Laura Burns Evicted Lincoln Place tenant
So City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo’s spokesman Jonathan Diamond says of the Lincoln Place tenants,“We don’t think we’ve turned our
By Daily Press staff
Thomas Jefferson may be long gone, but his life story will come to life on June 29. In anticipation of July 4, the residents of Ocean
By Daily Press staff
If great artwork derives from the soul, the soul of at least three poets is firmly entrenched in Santa Monica.
On June 29, the Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
Maria Armoudian, a long-time progressive activist, musician and host of the KPFK- FM radio show “The Insiders” will be the featured guest at this month’
By Daily Press staff
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart may have died poor, but his birthday is still being celebrated in grand fashion.
On Saturday, June 24, the Santa Monica Public Library
Let go of the railing. Last week, the City Council agreed to purchase more than 104,000 square feet of land currently owned by Sears Roebuck and Co. for a
DNA may resolve 1975 murder case
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER AND CAROLYN SACKARIASON Daily Press Staff Writers
NEWPORT BEACH — More than 30 years after the body of 36-year-old
A groundswell of support on SM beaches this weekend
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
SM BEACH — With the number of lifeguards this weekend increasing fivefold to meet
The recent ban on abortion in South Dakota is a victory for the “pro-life” movement — and thus, anti-abortionists claim, a victory for “the sanctity of human life.” But
By MY WRITE BY BILL BAUER
As expected, the Santa Monica Rent Control Board socked it to renters and landlords alike on June 8. The occasion was the public hearing
By Louis Landon Santa Monica
I’m a resident of San Vicente Boulevard, in Santa Monica, between Fourth and Ocean, where I live in a two-bedroom apartment with my
By Erin Garvey Executive director of Californians for Technology & Video Choice
When the California States Assembly passed AB 2987, they did so with the understanding that it will bring
