By N.L. Miller Santa Monica
Another suggestion for women living alone: Get a dog. (”Staying safe in the city,” page 1, March 20) Not only are they great company,
City aggressively tries to maintain its streets
By DANIEL ARCHULETA Managing Editor
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of articles on the cost of commuting.
CITYWIDE
Santa Monica resident Betsy Kollgaard was the first one to correctly identify the image in this photo, which is of Paul Conrad’s “Chain Reaction” sculpture located in the Civic
By Daily Press Staff
SM PIER For the second straight year, Santa Monica-based International Medical Corps has partnered with Starbucks and Ethos Water to host Walks for Water in
Preheat oven to 400 degrees 4 ounces salmon 1 orange carrot 1 small purple potato 1 “striped” red beet 1 yellow onion 4 collarhd, kale or Swiss chard leaves (high
Good health is just a stone’s throw awayOnce upon a time, a long, long, time … I mean a really long time ago, obesity and diseases where not at all
“I SUPPOSE SO. THE CITY COUNCIL, the city administration, has created this overgrown ugliness. Now they will have to meet the demands they have created — an out of control growing
By Quotations captured and compiled with care by DANIEL ARCHULETA
A CENTER-CUT, NO-FAT REVIEW OF WHAT WAS SAID THIS PAST WEEK BY FOLKS THE WORLD OVER AND RIGHT
By Lloyd Garver Modern Times
YOU’RE WRONG IF YOU THINK THE LATEST big news story is that New York governors can’t stay out of hotel rooms. No, the
By J.W. Petoria Santa Monica
I am a 20-plus year resident in Santa Monica and most my family has lived here since the 70’s. Since we live
Sale raises a few concerns
By Daily Press Staff
COLORADO AVE Santa Monica Seafood — widely regarded as one of the top spots to locate the freshest and most eco-friendly
By TAYLOR VAN ARSDALE Special to the Daily Press
Anthony Q. Farrell has a lot to smile about these days — a new baby girl, a hot new feature film property
