Resting in luxury
By JOHN ANTCZAK Special to the Daily Press
MALIBU, Calif. — Waking up in John Travolta’s onetime bedroom, I stepped out onto the balcony to enjoy million-
By CAROLE ORLIN SPECIAL TO THE D A I LY PRESSI f you are looking for an escape from Southern California that is rustic and luxurious, serene and private, and
“I don’t care how valuable that beach club would be for the public. If it results in the death of one person, I would like to ask anyone, can
Time spent on the top three issues facing Santa Monicans, based on city surveys: Homelessness: 0 minutes Traffic: 0 minutes Parking: 0 minutes Public Comments: 4 hour and 37 minutes
The following is a summation of what went on in the Santa Monica City Council chambers May 25 during a special meeting of the council, including a timeline, notable public
By José J. Escarce SMMUSD Board of Education
I am writing to clarify for the public a statement in your recent article about Santa Monica High School “A house divided
By MODERN TIMES BY LLOYD GARVER
One of the weirdest news stories in recent months has been a suggested link between Ambien sleep medication and activities such as sleepwalking, sleep
By Daily Press staff
Cutting loose from the conventions of the closed proscenium theater, Santa Monica College’s Synapse Dance Theater has been performing in a variety of unconventional spaces
Awards raise city’s profile
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
CITYWIDE — No longer the cozy little beach town of yesteryear, characterized by blocks of bungalows and garden
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College is presenting its traditional end-of-semester screening of student films produced by members of the SMC Student Filmmakers Association, formerly the Cinema
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica College Music Department will present three concerts in June, all held in the SMC Concert Hall, 1900 Pico Blvd. The lineup is: Thursday,
