Online publication focuses on recreation
WILDERNESS Chris Carrico isn’t one for close quarters when it comes to the outdoors, at least not when it’s unexpected.
The Santa Monica
College board approves renovation
MALIBU After a more than 20-year-absence, Santa Monica College’s presence could once again be felt in Malibu.
College officials are currently in negotiations
City Hall looks to expand youth jobs
CITY HALL Santa Monica youths might have more employment opportunities in the city other than the traditional teenage burger flipping and ice cream
Recycling bins to appear on beaches
SANTA MONICA BEACH Efforts to keep plastic bottles out of the water have brought together an interesting alliance of government, non-profit and private
Rogers Park lost money last year
CITYWIDE Visitors to Will Rogers’ former ranch in the Pacific Palisades might soon have their visitation rights temporarily suspended.
Included within Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’
Couple celebrates Valentine’s Day
OCEAN PARK Every night before dinner time, Al and Phyllis Weintraub sit out on their beach-facing balcony and enjoy a glass of wine, savoring
Council approves new development FROM THREAT PAGE 1
MID-CITY A proposal to construct condominiums at the site of a former convalescent home got the green light from City Council
Local business collects donated cell phones for soldiers overseas
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Local business collects donated cell phones for soldiers overseas
By Melody Hanatani
Daily Press Staff Writer
WILSHIRE BOULEVARD — A local
City Hall thinking of buying more recycling bins, legal aid
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming
Raise comes as district teaches fewer students
In a public school district where the high cost of living can burn a hole in the pocket, teaching gigs could become more
MID-CITY Santa Monica entrepreneur Roger Mabon was only two years into building his technological “baby,” involved in a business of producing computer hard drives, when a mega deal inked
City could have transit villages
When City Hall’s general land use plan is updated later this year, a piece of the final draft should represent boulevards of Santa Monicans’
