By Daily Press staff
The Ruskin Group Theatre has announced that its critically acclaimed production of “That May Well Be True” has been extended to April 30, the show was
By Daily Press staff
Playwrights 6, the critically acclaimed and only playwright-managed theatre company in Los Angeles, is presenting “14 by 14: A Night of Monologues with Playwrights 6,
Due to our April Fool’s joke last weekend, in which the entire April 1-2 edition was made-up, the responses to the previous week’s Q-Line question
By Theodore Henderson Santa Monica
I have been reading editorials from the Santa Monica Daily Press newspaper for some time and I have noted the increasing hatred expressed from some
By Matthew Finio Santa Monica
While I sincerely respect Mr. Grymkowski of HOPE and his concern for his fellow man, serving lunch to 150 homeless in Palisades Park each day
Now that Los Angeles County supervisors have allocated $100 million toward solving the homeless problem in 88 different cities, Santa Monica needs to go on the defensive.
Why? Because supervisors
By THE SOAP BOX BY BENNET KELLEY
A Missouri House Committee recently ignited debate over whether the United States was a “Christian nation” when it approved a resolution that the
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On Saturday, April 1, at 11:35 p.m., Santa Monica Police officers responded to the 1200 block of 12th Street regarding an arson
By Daily Press staff
SM BEACH — A tennis tournament here this weekend will kick off a national tour for Beach Tennis USA.
Beach Tennis USA, the organization that launched the
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica’s tradition of honoring its environmentally-conscious businesses continues, with the naming of this year’s finalists for the Sustainable Quality Awards (SQA).
For
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica’s criminal suspects may find it more difficult than ever to outrun police.
Chief James T. Butts, Jr. recently announced that the Santa Monica
