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The Aero Theatre will feature a double feature of gritty heist flicks this Saturday.
“The Killing,” Stanley Kubrick’s hard-boiled saga about a racetrack robbery features some of
‘FIELDS OF FUEL: MAKE FUEL NOT WAR’
A follow up by young activist Josh Tickell to his acclaimed, “Veggie Van Voyage,” on the topic of the environment and energy alternatives.
By RANDY WILLIAMS Special to the Daily Press
PACIFIC PALISADES The Fifth Annual Pacific Palisades Film Festival has grown to include an impressive roster of alumni who have gone on
Roommate troubles
By By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly snapshot of the Santa Monica Police Department, culled from their own reports. The following are arrests only. All
City Hall is currently considering banning plastic bags at all local stores and restaurants. While the bags are obviously environmentally unfriendly, there are some that believe the plastic pariahs can
By Gary David Goldberg Your column here
IT’S BEEN ALMOST 20 YEARS SINCE “Family Ties” went off the air. And, Alex P. Keaton’s political idols Richard Nixon and
By Jon Howard Santa Monica
I recently had the privilege of dining in the 17th Street Cafe at 1610 Montana Ave. and to enjoy its fine wines and wonderful California
By Jacqueline Kestler
Sure, Mr. (Kevin) McKeown is against lifting rent control (“Prop. 98 would put rent control in Jeopardy,” page 4, March 4). By his own admission he has
By Heidi Marshall Booth
It is clear from Mr. Kronovet’s letter ( “Prop. 98 is just right for state,” page 4, March 5) that he is neither elderly nor has
Longtime resident and shopper Vida Bowling has been coming to the Wednesday market since it started.
“I have seen a big increase in the prices,” she said. “But we’ve
A weekly slice of life culled from one of Santa Monica’s most interesting places, “A Day in the Life” turns the focus on the everyday and thrusts the oftentimes
