Supporters of a local school raised more than $30,000 in one night.
By JUNE STODDARD Special to the Daily Press
On Feb. 24, John Muir Elementary held its most
By D’LYNN WALDRON Special to the Daily Press
There may be nothing more relaxing than listening to the classics of Mozart, especially if it is free.
A free gala
By Daily Press staff
Three artist receptions and exhibits open this weekend at a local art gallery. “Estranged” is the name of Lori Earley’s new body of work exhibiting
By Daily Press staff
Stand-up comedy will appear at Magicopolis Theater on St. Patrick’s Day. On March 17, the stand-up comedy show entitled “Love Me” written and
By Daily Press staff
Larry Dean Harris’ “The Prodigal Father,” a comedic drama of a gay man’s struggle to understand his Alzheimer’s-stricken father who comes to live
By Daily Press staff
Cell phone interruptions have now become part of the performance for one improv artist.
Crossroads School will present music department faculty member Richard Grayson in a
By SOAP BOX BY BENNET KELLEY (Bennet Kelley is the former national co-chair of the Democratic National Committee’s young professional arm, the publisher of BushLies.net and a
the parallel lines
Like so many other things, we wish our local government would get a move on in finding solutions to our problems. After all, elected officials promised they
By Daily Press staff
If you don’t know how to save someone’s life, there’s still a chance for you. The American Red Cross of Santa Monica has
By Daily Press staff
An Iraqi woman will be in Santa Monica next week to discuss with Americans their experiences with the occupation of her country.
Faiza Al-Araji will
Students being hounded about drugs in more and more schools tion of finding huge amounts of drugs. But we want to be proactive and do what we can to keep
