By Bob Wolff Santa Monica
It is sad when a column is written on an important subject like emissions and clean air and the writer just puts forth heat and
By Luis Valdez
How interesting it is to read a reader’s letter to the editor (Nov. 14) rationalizing a desire for the exclusive use of English in our melting
SOMETHING’S BRUIN IN WESTWOOD The interminable search for UCLA’s new football coach has come down to two candidates. The incumbent, defensive coordina-tor Dewayne Walker, has the support
THE LATEST CHAPTER IN THE TRAILER trash soap opera that is the Spears family has been written. In today’s episode, 16-year-old Jamie-Lynn Spears reveals that the
Santa Monica didn’t have it easy in 2007
The departure of former Chief Financial Officer Winston Braham in late November flushed out a series of issues concerning the Santa
Finding a place to light up in Santa Monica got a lot harder in 2007, but it’s not like anyone abided by the law anyway.
After the City Council
Airport in late April for an Earth Day rally against large jet-fueled aircraft, holding signs illustrating their fears of toxicity from emissions and noise pollution.
“This airport has gotten
People like airplanes, but not when they’re landing in their backyard.
More than 100 angry residents of Sunset Park and Mar Vista rallied in front of the administration building
They take to the streets, every first Friday of the month, for a euphoric ride through Santa Monica, or at least that’s what it used to be.
Months after
In eco-conscious Santa Monica, it came as little surprise when residents decried a proposal to uproot and destroy or transplant 54 ficus trees from Second and Fourth streets — part
SCE restores power to downtown customers
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN Utility crews have been busy the last three days, working around the clock to restore power to more than
