By Betty S. Mueller Santa Monica
Well our beautiful, white police cars with the carefully chosen three shades of blue and “Santa Monica” in large letters across their sides will
ICONOCLAST
By BLAST BY SETH BARNES
What does the term “guest worker” mean to you? Given the flurry of recent protests, rallies, and walkouts in response to the pending immigration
The city is looking to brand itself as an unforgettable beach city that is the essence of the California lifestyle. Officials hope this perception will be embraced not only by
Love is in the Malibu air for food, wine enthusiasts
By Daily Press staff
ZUMA BEACH — Hundreds of foodies and wine enthusiasts this weekend will gather here to get a
Case of ‘Leon’ coming to end
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monicans become accustomed to seeing homeless men and women in their favorite places throughout the city. But when they
By JODI SUMMERS
Nationwide, 70 percent of Americans own a home. Statewide, 58 percent of Californians own a home. A report recently released by the California Building Industry Association noted
By Daily Press staff
If someone screamed out to you and everyone else in a movie theater that the person next to them could not breathe, would you know what
By TED WINTERER Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: “In the Hood” is a regular column written by residents who represent organized neighborhood groups throughout Santa Monica. Published
By THE WITNESS STAND BY CLIFF NICHOLS
What do our children’s schools mean to accomplish when they set a day aside to celebrate “diversity?” More importantly, why is it
The city is looking to brand itself as an unforgettable beach city that is the essence of the California lifestyle. Officials hope this perception will be embraced not only by
By Daily Press staff
The notoriety of one Santa Monica resident who has spent the majority of his career behind the scenes and the lens of his camera will be
