mind, but I hope that one or two may begin thinking and searching.”
There are those who support other causes with less meaning, such as Ken Jones, a screenwriter who
CITYWIDE President Bush isn’t too well liked around these parts, a place where locals are encouraged to honk if they’re horny and reminded that clones are people two.
Out of state agency visits Santa Monica
A New York-based agency that has dramatically reduced the homeless population in midtown Manhattan visited Santa Monica on Friday to share their
Apartment tenants celebrate while they can
The embattled current and former tenants of the Lincoln Place apartments may not be able to declare victory just yet, but that won’t
SMPD SWAT takes home top honors
After taking home top honors in Ventura early last month, the Santa Monica Police Department’s SWAT team came out on top again, this
Take Two: Step Up finds new home for young adults
SANTA MONICA BLVD. Mental health provider Step Up on Second is hoping things get better the second time around.
After
Fuel-cell powered vehicles increase city’s already green profile
(subhed)
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN — The city has added some mean green machines to its fleet
Teen in rape charged with nine felonies
LAX COURTHOUSE A 17-year-old day laborer accused of breaking into a Santa Monica condo and raping the owner when she returned
High-end boutique’s customers are feeling ripped-off by owners
MONTANA AVENUE A high-end home decor boutique that was once a favorite place to shop for Oprah Winfrey
Big ‘Poppa’ bids adieu to patrol Harbor Guard’s boss looks back on time protecting the ocean
SM PIER To hear Wayne Salkoski tell it, he has spent nearly his
ferent ethnic and national backgrounds, working in the visual, performance and media arts.
Some 30 tenants, alone and together, were making and exhibiting paintings and sculpture, operating arts-service organizations,
OLYMPIC BLVD. As rents and land values continue to rise to unprecedented, sometimes unimaginable levels, more residents are finding it difficult to maintain. That includes the city’s starving artists
