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California's families and small businesses can't afford another drugmaker backroom deal.
By Faith Bautista Tamashiro
Last week, the California legislature passed Senate Bill 41 (SB)—a
In a major victory Tuesday for the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s fight for justice on behalf of three victims of a violent hate-fueled attack, a state appeals court
Santa Monica PAL hosted its Annual Poker Tournament on Saturday, September 20, 2025, at the Moose Lodge. Congratulations to the tournament champion, Mark Mower, and to all the winners at the final table.
By Jamie Paige, Special to the Daily Press
The Los Angeles City Council has given initial approval to an ordinance aimed at outlawing “vanlording,” the practice of leasing recreational vehicles
"Santa Monica badly needs more housing. Workers can’t afford to live near their jobs, the elderly are being forced further afield, and young people like ourselves are being
Editor:
“Trump blames the ‘radical left’ for Charlie Kirk’s Killing” – NBC News 9/10/25
The Tacomas and Rams, festooned in the Stars and Stipes, some banners flown in
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office on Tuesday urged a state appellate court to overturn a Superior Court ruling that allowed a man accused of a violent, racially
Few people deserve more credit for saving the Santa Monica Pier from demolition and keeping it free and accessible for millions of people to visit every year than Judy Abdo
Julia and Danny St. Pierre never thought they would release an album of original songs – much less one that chronicled their journey of getting divorced and then remarried.
Husband and
Asia Bonetto dreams of ending dog euthanasia in the United States.
So she started the Mutternity Project – a maternal dog rescue in Santa Monica – to connect mother dogs and puppies
CANOGA PARK — On a recent Monday morning, Jill Mather parked at the base of a steep hillside where partygoers had been tossing cans and bottles for months. Councilmember John Lee’
