By Zelia Grund
City Hall is complaining they will lose money if the trees are not removed. Well, if so, why then doesn’t the city cut down all the
OVER A CENTURY AGO, PRESIDENT Teddy Roosevelt dismissed a general for engaging in waterboarding in the Philippines, explaining that no mater the provocation, “nothing can justify … the use of torture
Residents to get up close and personal with artists
By CHIARA CANZI Special to the Daily Press
CIVIC CENTER Santa Monica residents are known for their sophisticated taste, so much
Protesting restricted for animal activists
By NATALIE EDWARDS I Special to the Daily Press
SM COURTHOUSE In a lawsuit that pits the right to privacy against freedom of speech, UCLA
JUST IN CASE Brandon Wise Personnel from the Santa Monica police and fire departments along with a number of city volunteers, participated in a county-wide disaster response drill on
A weekly slice of life culled from one of Santa Monica’s unique neighborhoods, “A Day in the Life” turns the focus on the everyday and thrusts the oftentimes overlooked
It seems that nursing homes are becoming an endangered species these days.
So this week’s Q-Line question asks: Do you feel that there’s a shortage of nursing
By Meredith C. Carroll Meredith Pro Tem
MY HEART JUST DID SOME FIGURATIVE bleeding after reading about this poor kid from northern Nevada.
A senior at Fernley High School held
While the Daily Press would never advocate for the destruction of healthy, mature trees, it is time for the Santa Monica Treesavers to abandon their efforts to save a number
IN 1984, TO THE CONSTERNATION OF many conservatives, Ronald Reagan loyally supported and campaigned for liberal Republican Illinois Sen. Charles Percy despite Percy’s opposition to many key aspects of
Gov. Schwarzenegger awards $73 million for housing projects
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
LOS ANGELES To help jump start the state’s sagging economy Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger awarded $73 million for
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
MID-CITY The medical hub surrounding the new and improved UCLA Medical Center and Orthopaedic Hospital is about to get busier.
The Arnon Development Group recently
