By H. Rosenfeld
First they came for the “Bubbleman” (SMDP, April 5, page 1), kicking him out of town. But I was forever blowing bubbles, so I didn’t do
Residents invited to walk labyrinth
By Daily Press staff
A day-long series of screenings of critically acclaimed international films on the Holocaust will be held from 10 a.m.
Constance Neal is this week’s mystery photo winner. Neal accurately described that this photo was taken at St. Monica Church. Neal has won a T-shirt. Check out today’
Despite threats of a lawsuit, the Planning Commission has approved plans for the creation of a public beach club at the old Marion Davies estate. While the decision was warmly
Police seize about 145 pounds of marijuana
By Daily Press staff
OCEAN PARK — Santa Monica police last week arrested a USC art professor following a bust that netted more than
just be a Republican
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY JEFF SKLAR
Sixteen ideas in which you must believe to be a Republican today: 1. Jesus loves you, and shares your hatred
This past week, Q-line asked: “Should students be excused from school to exercise their freedoms of speech, or does this open the floodgates for all students to skip out
By Daily Press staff
Art enthusiasts can get a snapshot of the work local college students are doing in an upcoming exhibit.
The Santa Monica College 25th Annual Photography Show,
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District has announced that Barry Yates has been named principal at Juan Cabrillo Elementary School.
The district’s board of
By Daily Press staff
Adam Goodly was recognized in March for becoming an Eagle Scout, one of the highest ranks achievable within Boy Scouts of America.
Goodly, a Santa Monica
By MICHAEL TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
UNIVERSAL CITY — The Strokes’ performance on Thursday, March 30, at the Gibson Amphitheater — the first of two sold-out shows here — may not
