By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until proven
Bayside officials are planning to remove dozens of fully-mature ficus trees along stretches of both Second and Fourth streets and replace them with less obtrusive species. The move is
By Harry M. Keiley Guest Commentary Harry M. Keiley is president of the Santa Monica-Malibu Classroom Teachers Association.
DURING THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS, much has been written and said
By Nicholas Vrataric Santa Monica
The CLARE Foundation would like to thank Kevin Herrera for his article “These sweets aren’t for kids” (June 5). Through our CLARITY for Youth
By John E. Farrell Santa Monica
Please accept my personal gratitude for (the Daily Press’) efforts to inform and alert the residents of this city to what is going on.
By Robin Rothman Denver, CO
Your taste test (“H2 Oh!” June 2-3) missed a key element that Santa Monica residents do seem to care about: The environment. Simple economic
The CAHSEE was first introduced in 1999 as a way to improve student achievement and ensure that students who graduate from high school demonstrate a certain level of
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THIS WEEK’S PALETTE IS SO FULL OF TANTALIZING TREATS THAT DECIDING BETWEEN them all just might make your head explode. So, my advice is that you just forget the
By REAGAN WHEELER
The Mansfield Chamber Singers, performers on the Westside since 1979, will present two concerts in Santa Monica the week of June 10. The concerts will feature sacred
Bayside officials are planning to remove dozens of fully-mature ficus trees along stretches of both Second and Fourth streets and replace them with less obtrusive species. The move is
By SETH BARNES barne-
IT’S NOT ESPECIALLY HARD TO FOLLOW political news in our country. You just have to pay attention to the letter “I.”
A tidbit I gleaned
