Six Assembly candidates call SM home
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
CITYWIDE — It’s no secret that mid-term elections don’t hold the same attraction over
By Daily Press staff
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Police are looking for a suspect who fired several shots on Thursday in an apparent gang-related incident.
The victim was not injured. At
By Daily Press staff
An eclectic collection of work by students in the Santa Monica College Art Mentor Program for 2005-06 will be on exhibit June 7-24 at
By Daily Press staff
A local church will jazz it up this weekend with a trio of musicians. Pianist Louis Durra will play a jazz concert with his trio on
By Daily Press staff
There’s more going on at the city’s airport than aviation. Composer and keyboard virtuoso John Beasley and his band will perform at Typhoon, the
Nancy Miller is a self-professed clutterbug and loves to attack clutter wherever she can find it. Miller will inspire and educate on how to eliminate clutter from life — whether
Vicki Drake will speak about how the California gold rush all began; how people came from all around the world to create a melting pot; the personal stories of the
City arborist Walter Warriner will be speaking about general plant care and specifically how to care for trees. He will cover topics such as how to hire an arborist and
Robber gets caught with his pants down
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On Thursday, May 25, at 9:53 p.m., Santa Monica Police officers responded to the 400 block of California Avenue regarding
By Eric Cooper Santa Monica
Regarding “Despot becomes him; Bush has gone bananas” (SMDP, May 19, page 4). Bennet Kelly is all hot and bothered because Bush is collecting phone
By THE SOAP BOX BY BENNET KELLEY
Politicians and pundits, start your engines. With California and 12 other states holding primaries over the next two weeks and another 26 states
In five days, millions of Californians can influence the future. On Tuesday, June 6, the statewide primary election will be held, the outcome of which will likely decide the fall
