By CAROLE ORLIN
This last week or two has had so many bizarre news stories that my head is still spinning: the Vice President of the United States being referred
By Joseph Hanania Santa Monica
Wednesday evening, Feb. 22, about 70 of us held a vigil at Wilshire Boulevard and Ocean Avenue, coordinated with Move On, to protest the Bush
By Daily Press staff
“Ozone & Greenhouse & El Niño, Oh My!” That’s the title of a feature show at Santa Monica College throughout March that looks at the
Nora Hamill is last week’s mystery photo winner. Hamill accurately described that this photo was taken of the streetlights of Pico Boulevard. Hamill has won a free T-shirt.
Anthony Aversano (New York), son of Louis Aversano, killed at WTC. Loretta Filipov (Massachusetts), wife of Al Filipov, killed on Flight 11. Talat Hamdani (New York) mother of police cadet
By MODERN TIMES BY LLOYD GARVER
When I first heard that President Bush was talking about health at the corporate headquarters of Wendy’s last week, I was proud of
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you support the plan to replace the ficus trees along Fourth Street?” Here are your responses: “It is important to understand the beautiful
By Daily Press staff
For the first time, the group formed by surviving family members of the Sept. 11 tragedy will come to Santa Monica to speak at a local
By Daily Press staff
It’s going to be a literary month at Santa Monica College. The SMC’s spring literary series begins March 2 and will feature several up-
Residents, and business and property owners were asked to pinpoint what they feel is right and wrong with downtown Santa Monica — specifically the Third Street Promenade — as well as ways
By JUNE STODDARD Special to the Daily Press
My 12-year-olds and I were among the lucky mothers and daughters to attend the first ever “Mother Daughter Spa Day”
By JUNE STODDARD Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica High School students performed at their peak this past Sunday, earning several standing ovations from their crowd of supporters who
