By Daily Press staff
Listen in for the first speaking tour of B’nai B’rith’s (incoming) international president, Moishe Smith, a long-time leader of both BBI and
By Daily Press staff
British ITV (Independent Television) is producing a new series that will feature ex-pat British families who are contemplating a permanent return to the United Kingdom.
By Daily Press staff
Youth volunteers from the American Red Cross of Santa Monica will be collecting old electronics — stereos, television sets, telephones, computers and more at the Wild Oats
By Daily Press staff
See the latest fall and holiday fashions — modeled by “newly minted” kid and teen models — at the Winterlit Holiday Fashion Show.
Area kids and teens chosen
✆ “The stresses of our current society — overcrowding, gridlock traffic, rising crime rates, the chaotic mess in Washington D.C. and local politics — all contribute to the polarization among peoples. People
By Michael Pardridge Santa Monica
I have been mailing letters at the main post office since I moved here as a boy in 1957 — and 99 times out of 100
By Mark Shepherd Santa Monica
So Santa Monica is going to purchase communication/video/computer gear for our police fleet at about $12,000 per unit. It’s great that
TIMES BY LLOYD GARVER
By Lloyd Garver writes the “Modern Times” column for CBSnews.com’s opinion page and a weekly column for SportsLine.com. He
There is a movie
Crackdown on signs remains low priority
By MAYA MEINERT Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — All across the city, businesses continue to prop up and put out sandwich board signs,
Mystery Photo Fabian Lewkowicz The first person to accurately describe where this week’s Mystery Photo was taken will win a prize, courtesy of the Santa Monica Daily Press. E-
By Daily Press staff
A musical minifest of all things Mozart will include performances paying homage to the composer’s 250th year.
The Santa Monica College Music Department is pleased
