By EMILIE PHELPS Special to the Daily Press
Marlene Ruiz knows that achieving the American Dream doesn’t come easy.
That’s why the 28-year-old student at Santa
uation in which they may suffer from another failure, which can be a dramatic setback in getting them housed,” DeRose said. “It takes a lot of effort for our caseworkers
I would like to respond to the many comments and opinions from your readers regarding the proposed ordinance requiring the Santa Monica Police Department to make adult marijuana offenses its
Amidst a sea of memorial plaques at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery, one space remains blank.
That space is waiting to be filled by a plaque honoring the life
By Fred Alexander Santa Monica
As a Santa Monica resident, you received a letter requesting suggestions to name the short road just south of Colorado Avenue leading to PCH. I
In case you haven’t noticed, breast implants are bigger than ever. Surgically-enhanced breasts are on the rise, and the trend shows no sign of pointing downward. Approximately a
This past week, Q-Line asked: “What would you propose for the shopping complex in the heart of downtown?” Here are your responses: ✆ “Sixty years ago during World War II
By Daily Press staff
The AIDS epidemic may have been lost in the minds of the general public but not at Crossroads School in Santa Monica.
After immersing themselves in
Evicted tenants are pushing back
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
VENICE — In case there was any doubt as to whether the 50 or so remaining tenants being
By Daily Press staff
Walk through a retrospective of works by Robert Rauschenberg, named an “American Master”by PBS. Rauschen-berg’s enthusiasm for popular culture and his rejection of
