Growing into the role Waroff gets a kick out of playing Santa
SM PLAYHOUSE John Waroff, a fixture at the Santa Monica Playhouse for more than 30 years, gets a
Locals that dislike being watched have company
While that may be the case for Google Earth, surveillance cameras are a different matter, according to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
Residents that feel like they’re being watched aren’t alone
(sub) Residents that feel like they’re being watched aren’t alone
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
foot high ceilings.
“That was quite a different experience than what is proposed here,” Genser said. “I can understand why people would have a problem living there.”
The Planning Commission
Changing the flight plan
CITY HALL After having balked at the Federal Aviation Administration’s suggestion that the city purchase scores of homes on both ends of the runway at
SUNSET PARK A little distraction has been going a long way for a band of burglars targeting the neighborhood’s elderly.
Thieves have been hitting up homeowners here, distracting them
City officials seem to favor overnight camping, but with certain safeguards
As firefighters worked Monday to fully contain the Corral Canyon wildfire — the third significant blaze to hit this beach
SM AIRPORT Despite objections from the Federal Aviation Administration and the air-line industry, the City Council is expected on Tuesday to make the Santa Monica Airport off-limits to
Web site redesign on City Council’s agenda
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica
taining fluoride, city officials said.
In 1995, the state of California passed legislation — AB733 — requiring large public water systems to fluoridate their water if sufficient non-ratepayer funds are available
