With the success of the traveling exhibit “Ashes and Snow” and the equestrian ballet “Cavalia,” City Hall is looking at other ways to use the 1550 parking lot adjacent to
This past week, Q-line asked: In light of the corporate takeover, what local, small business is your favorite place to eat, shop or seek services?
Here are your responses:
I’M VERY HAPPY THAT THE WRITERS’ strike is finally over. However, even though I’ve been a member of the Writers Guild for about 35 years, both the strike
By Carmen Balber Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights Santa Monica
You’ll never again have to read about the speaker of the Assembly or any California politician jet-setting
By Carrie Ferguson SMASH principal
As the principal of Santa Monica Alternative School House (located at the corner of Ocean Park Boulevard and Fifth Street) I would like to express
By Georgina Llamas 2700 Kilburn Avenue Napa, CA. 94558
My name is Georgina Llamas and I am a fifth grade student at Napa Valley Language Academy in Napa, Calif. The
Local distributor inks lease in development
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
OLYMPIC BLVD The early bird catches the worm, or in this case prime office space.
Genius Products, Inc. the Santa
PLAYOFF PICTURE
By JON HABER Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA The No. 3 seeded Ocean League champion Santa Monica High School girls basketball team (22-4, 9-1)
The first one to identify where this shot was taken wins a prize from the Daily Press. Send answers to
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition
At the Sunday Farmers’ Market, there are pummelos, Kabocha squash, hybrid cauliflower from Cornell University in your choice of orange or purple or pale green Italian heirloom cauliflower shaped like
The Aero Theatre will host a sneak preview of ‘Charlie Bartlett’ tonight at 7:30 p.m.
An exclusive discussion with screenwriter Gustin Nash and producer Jay Roach will follow
is a nice dream
By REVIEWBY TAY L O R VA NARSDALE NEWRELEASES
I want to be “Charlie Bartlett”... and after seeing this film — so will you. Screenwriter Gustin Nash
