Just like “The Jeffersons,” city staff is moving on up, but instead of heading over to the eastside, they’re going to be relocating downtown — 1433 Fourth Street to be
To ensure a steady supply of fuel for the Santa Monica Fire Department, Big Blue Bus and the Fleet Management Division, the council will consider awarding a $924,000 contract
mitigation of overcrowded mobilehomes by relocating families within Mountain View.
Last February, while making plumbing repairs to the bathrooms in the community building, workers discovered the dry rot and termites.
With the staging of the annual Grammy Awards this past weekend and Oscar nominations creating a buzz about town, the so-called awards season is in full swing. From television
Three upcoming events at the library are sure to have attendees talking. ■On Saturday, Feb. 24, at 2 p.m. — The “Realizing the Dream: Santa Monica Men of Courage” program
Santa Monica College’s spring “Environmental Issues Lecture Series” features a range of topics, from mass transit to sustainable living. The series is sponsored by SMC’s Center for Environmental
By Dr. Wendy Kugelman Santa Monica
The Feb. 2 article “Change for the better” (page 1) is an appalling hatchet job, on the one hand, and hagiographic puff piece, on
By Matthew Muzio Santa Monica
When I walked up to my dentist on Wilshire (Boulevard) at 8:30 a.m., I saw more homeless people than actual residents of Santa
By Daily Press staff
NORTH OF WILSHIRE A pair of apartment fires here kept Santa Monica firefighters busy on Monday.
Just before 10:30 a.m., firefight-ers responded to
By Christine Chang SNAP TO IT: Former ‘Murphy Brown’ star Joe Regalbuto is an accomplished photographer who fell in love with the medium while he and William H. Macy were
With the staging of the annual Grammy Awards this past weekend and Oscar nominations creating a buzz about town, the so-called awards season is in full swing. From television
