By STEVE BREEN is a “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” Republican and a member of the U.S. Postal Service, delivering mail in Santa Monica. He
I AM NOW WILLING
By Trent McArdle Venice Beach
Day in day out you see advertisements on television, in magazines and everywhere else among the media that our environment is discentigrating rapidly and that
By Carol Hastings
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Your story of having your new bikes stolen was a sad one (“No fun with Dick and Jane,” page 4, March 25)
By Daily Press Staff
DOWNTOWN A blown transformer knocked out power to 30 customers in Downtown, including Fred Segal and the Daily Press, forcing some business owners to close shop
The Fleet Management Division is expected to ask the council to hire temporary mechanics to maintain vehicles as seven full-time and as-needed positions become filled in the next
Construction crews working at the Annenberg Community Beach Club, formerly the Marion Davies Estate, recently discovered hazardous creosote-containing materials during excavation. The council could add $495,000 to a
A one-block stretch of Bicknell Avenue, between Ocean Avenue and Neilson Way, could serve as a demo for a new concept called “green streets,” a sustainable storm water strategy.
The UCLA campus has two different youth camps. The athletic department provides instruction-based camps for specific sports that suit their interests, for example, lacrosse. The recreation center houses all
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
Flashlight. Check! Sleeping bag. Check! Vaseline. Um... When Joey Drozdz was a kid, he attended a lively and memorable Polish summer camp.
