Shoppers expected to be out en masse
By MAYA MEINERT Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — With only two shopping days left before the big day, many people are heading
DAILY PRESS Supporting the theater program Santa Monica High School Theatre presents its 2006-07 Season: “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” (December 2006), “Hello Dolly” (April 2007), “Showstoppers 2” (May/
The neighborhood art scene Richard Heller Gallery presents new oil paintings by Brooklyn-based artist Amy Bennett. These works consist of various scenarios unfolding within an imaginary suburban neighborhood. Bennett
A flurry of sports flicks enter the ring this holiday season
By LORI BARTLETT Daily Press writer
Whether it’s the scrappy underdog overcoming all obstacles or the one-time
Every dog has his day Photo courtesy Furry friends get their day with Santa, too. Pets of all kinds, including canines Sassy and Freda, lined up to be photographed with
By Tom Grubisich is the Communications Committee Coordinator for St. Monica parish. for post-movie lunch at a metal table on the campus quad. “It was a little boring in
still living at the post-World War II complex just south of the Santa Monica city limits.
The residents are fighting their evictions, claiming that Denver-based rental giant Apartment
By Compiled by Staff Writer Kevin Herrera.
SUNDAY, DEC. 10, AT 11:35 P.M.
Santa Monica Police officers patrolling the Santa Monica Pier heard a woman screaming for help
Have guns; will travel... Incidents of gang violence, parking attendants being held-up in city parking structures, school lockdowns, threatening transients, low-priority marijuana use... with a new chief of
Christmas is a time when a child’s only concern should be: “What will Santa bring me?” Kids should be able to enjoy, in safety, the wonderful displays, latest video
By MATTERS BY JACK NEWORTH
Few people knew Douglas E. Screwge, Santa Monica’s biggest landlord, was the great-great-great-grandson of Ebeneezer Scrooge. Screwge owned a prosperous real
By Mark Shepherd
Is there an uglier building in Santa Monica than the city-funded poverty tenement going up at 15th (Street) and Broadway? Drive by and look. What the
