By Daily Press staff
A non-profit group is honoring Santa Monicans who will save over five years the city $5 million to $10 million in energy costs, according to
By Daily Press staff
Small businesses with unresolved federal tax problems might be eligible for free assistance from the Taxpayer Advocate Service, an independent branch within the Internal Revenue Service
By MAUREEN TOBIN & THOMAS YOUNG Special to the Daily Press
■ When you feast on the cuisines of the Mediterranean, expect the foods to excite and stimulate you and penetrate
Cezanne masterpiece: Restaurant features vintner dinners all month
By Daily Press staff
Dinner at Cezanne restaurant at the Le Merigot Beach Hotel may be one of the best deals and
Barney’s Beanery was a Janis Joplin hangout
PROMENADE — After more than a year and a half of dealing with City Hall bureaucracy, construction on the second outlet of a
By Daily Press staff
ASanta Monica “skyscraper” will move on up to a building competition in Canada. Wilshire Tower last month won the “Building Owners and Managers Association Western Region
Misery loves company: SoCal population to swell by 6 million
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
The quality of life in Southern California seems to be slipping every
Before she caught the acting bug, Neve Campbell had designs on becoming a world-class ballerina. She trained with National Ballet School in her native Canada for years before injuries
The gang from Calvin’s Barbershop is back for more in a sequel that in many ways outshines the original. The considerable heart and witty banter of “Barbershop” suffered some
By Guest Commentary By Elan Journo and Brian Simpson
The California grocery strike has entered its fourth month and there is no end in sight. Workers are still picketing stores,
By Daily Press staff
The American Film Market returns home to Santa Monica for its eight-day international film marketplace and trade show. The show will be in town from
Striking a blow: Shoppers grow weary of intimidation
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
While they contend morale is still high, the enduring tensions and worries that accompany
