By Alex Epstein Guest Commentary
SUPPORTERS AND OPPONENTS OF President Bush’s Iraq War are clashing in a furious debate over who truly supports our troops. The president’s critics
Industry changes, but this shop has stood the test of time
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA Each spring, as the grass gets green and ready
FROM BAYSIDE PAGE 3 Management of downtown stirs debate
CITY HALL — Santa Monica’s so-called “living room” could be in for a major redesign, but fancier digs will come
Local students get insight on work ARE YOU EXPERIENCED?
SAMOHI Armed with a batch of “sexy resumes” and a desire to get hired by just about anyone who pays minimum
78, died Saturday, April 21, 2007 at his home in Ventura. He was born December 23, 1928 in Los Angeles and was a 20 year Ventura County resident, moving here
Maintaining a pay phone became too expensive for Tony Moogan, owner of the Cock ‘N’ Bull pub on Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica. Patrons used to be able to step
The next chapter for Rowland
DOWNTOWN Goodness gracious, a “great ball of fire.”
That was her much-deserved moniker during her days as one of burlesque’s biggest stars and
It’s a phrase about Santa Monica that dates back to the ’70s, but is being tossed around liberally these days with efforts underway to save the Z-Boys’ old
City cleaning crew deals with making Downtown beautiful
DOWNTOWN SM Hours before the carts roll out and shop doors open, Linwood Fenderson is power-washing the city’s streets and
The parking structure was designed with the idea it would serve as the gateway to the Civic Center area and be more than a storage for cars. The new garage
Farms Market reminds locals of a time when small business was king
MONTANA AVE. If Catherine Horrigan and her fiancé ever move into a new home, there must be a
Rodents have been dropping by eateries
DOWNTOWN SM Making like Stewart Little, several thousand mice are causing some major problems for eateries in the Bayside District.
Operations in seven downtown
