PR executive looks to change the definition of public relations
MONTANA AVE. — A Santa Monica-based public relations executive has been chosen to head the largest professional organization for PR
Rough ride for cart vendors turned to profits
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — Surrounded by some of the biggest names in retail, shopper Valerie Cisneros has options. If she feels like it,
Teenagers keep doctors in the dark
MAIN STREET — Even if teenagers are out about their sexuality with family and friends, that doesn’t mean everyone is in the loop.
That’
Free papers battling rampant recyclers
CITYWIDE — Just because they are free, that doesn’t mean it’s OK to pick up hundreds of local newspapers and recycle them.
But according
Going ‘super solar’
CITYWIDE — Residents and business owners looking to save money and do right by the environment will get the best deals on the latest solar technology, thanks to
Attorney says police arrested wrong man
AIRPORT COURTHOUSE — Jury selection is expected to begin today for the trial of a suspected gang member charged with attempting to murder two undercover
‘Gloom’ and doom: Artist markets mural
PALISADES PARK — Running low on cash and facing the possibility of being homeless for the first time in his life, Bronx-based muralist Arnie
Longtime Santa Monican’s life recalled by loved ones after puzzling demise
OCEAN PARK — He was a gifted baseball player and surfer, a loyal friend and a pleasant presence in
Experts: Resolutions need to be realistic
MAIN STREET — For Rachel Leahy, today is an important day. The 16-year-old has decided that in 2007 she is going to commit
The healing begins of second-hand smoke, the City Council passed an extensive smoking ban that went into effect on Thanksgiving. The ban makes it almost impossible for tobacco lovers
CITYWIDE — The more things change, the more they stay the same.
So was the case for 2006, a year filled with promise as several top-level posts were filled by
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — The new year is quickly approaching and that means many people are scrambling to find the best way to celebrate.
For some that entails shelling out hundreds
