By Russell Sydney Santa Monica
It is definitely time to rethink how we approach the transport issues for our downtown area. The price of gasoline continues to change rapidly and
By Kevin Gilliland Santa Monica
I know many elderly SM residents are concerned about the “homelessness problem,” and since they don’t have too much else to do with their
The new film “Thank You for Smoking” makes light of much of the nation’s demonization of smoking, as well as smokers. Here in Santa Monica, anti-smoking laws have
By Daily Press staff
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Santa Monica College is pleased to announce that it will sponsor the 17th annual Latina Youth Conference on Saturday,
By Daily Press staff
It’s a blast from the past at the Venice Library, where the Venice Historical Society has a new exhibit.
The historic, ongoing exhibit features oversized
‘Know before you go’ is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here are the government-initiated projects for the week of March 20. 2200 Virginia Avenue Park
By Todd Flora Los Angeles
On March 14, I spoke out at the City Council meeting against the proposed change to police vehicles from our friendly and approachable blue and
By José Escarce Member, SMMUSD Board of Education
Regarding ‘Samohi houses in disorder’ (SMDP, March 13, page 1), the Samohi redesign is a work in progress and will remain so
By Daily Press staff
The topic for discussion at Santa Monica College will be out of this world. “QuickSCAT: The Little Spacecraft that Could” — which will focus on the spacecraft’
Michael Hendy was last week’s mystery photo contest winner. Hendy accurately described that this photo was taken at the corner of Olympic and Lincoln boulevards. Hendy has a won
The new film “Thank You for Smoking” makes light of much of the nation’s demonization of smoking, as well as smokers. Here in Santa Monica, anti-smoking laws have