By Daily Press staff
Local girl and boy scouts last week prepared a memorable Christmas for many low-income individuals.
Volunteers from Pacific Palisades Girl Scout Troop 729, Westchester Boy
He attempts to move vehicle from passenger seat and loses control
14th STREET — An elderly man crashed a Dodge Ram pick-up truck through a bustling Fisher Lumber Tuesday. No
By Daily Press staff
A homeless man is now in jail after he allegedly assaulted an employee at Starbucks Coffee and an elderly man on Montana Avenue Friday.
A regular
Accident occurred days after meeting of the minds
By KATHLEEN BISHOP Special to the Daily Press
OCEAN PARK BLVD. — Merchants’ ongoing fears about the safety of a crosswalk at 18th
Overcharges amount to $54.22
By Daily Press staff
CITY HALL — Six stores have been accused by city officials of overcharging their customers, it was announced Wednesday.
The Santa Monica
HERE must convince court it legally unionized Four Points Sheraton
PICO BLVD. — A federal labor judge will decide early next year whether the Four Points Sheraton Hotel in Santa Monica
‘Unfortunate circumstances’ put men in harm’s way
11TH STREET — It’s been six years since two brothers were gunned down in a clothing store on Lincoln Boulevard, yet their
Wills Living Trusts Avoids probate? No. The court orders pay- Yes. Based on written ment of debts and distribution instructions, trustee pays according to instructions in will. debts and distributes
This past week, Q-line asked: How do you envision the Santa Monica Pier in the future?
Here are your responses: ✆ “I envision a Santa Monica Pier with an expanded
Local programs funded through kettle donations
By PAM WIGHT Special to the Daily Press
Many people might only know the Salvation Army as the local thrift store, or the truck
Miller in disbelief following series of events
OCEAN PARK — When armed FBI agents stormed his garage shop last year, Santa Monica furniture stripper Michael Miller never imagined he’d be
their best friends
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY DAVID J. BREDEHOFT, PH.D.
Ian Pierpoint of Synovate, a market research company, recently surveyed 1,000 parents who lived with children ages
