PEDALING IN THE FED’S CASH Even though it will cost much more than the original estimate, and officials remain uncertain just where the funding will come from, city staff
By — Dorie
Dear Dorie, I have a 3-year-old daughter. Yesterday, she was with two of her friends — they all play together beautifully one on one, but with all
By IN LA BY HEIDI MANTEUFFEL
There are two things I detest in this world — televangelists and chain forwards.
They both start by telling me I’m a terrible person.
By Billy Woody Santa Monica
Regarding Marilyn Brennan’s letter to the editor (SMDP, March 6, page 4), I do not think of you as un-patriotic or a traitor.
By Daily Press staff
TLC is looking for fun, dynamic parents for the second season of its new hit TV show which focuses on new parents faced with the joys
By Daily Press staff
For hundreds of senior citizens who live on the Westside, it will be a party this weekend at the Senior Prom.
Westside cities will be hosting
The City Council has put the brakes on a plan to expand parking in Santa Monica by 1,712 spaces. Some councilmembers are calling for the plan to shift to
‘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 13. 2200 Virginia Avenue Park
The Daily Press reported (SMDP, March 8, page 1) that a grassroots coalition of local business interests and residents was targeting resident priorities. The lead should have been “hotel-backed
By Kevin McKeown Santa Monica City Council
In arguing for a parking plan predicated on significantly more commercial development downtown (SMDP, March 10, page 4), the Daily Press seems willing
Brenda E. Rodriguez is last week’s mystery photo winner. Rodriguez has won a free T-shirt for accurately describing that this photo was taken at Rose Avenue and Main
