Annenberg Community Beach Club at Santa Monica State Beach (415 Pacific Coast Hwy.) Beach Parking Lot 10 will be closed for rehabilitation Feb. 7 through May 20. Beach patrons are
Church purchases property to expand current programs
By CHIARA CANZI I Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The youth center at the St. Peter and St. Paul Coptic Orthodox Church
VENICE Stash Maleski is one of the true-blue Venetians, holding a hard-fast loyalty to his home of 16 years that many residents of this bohemian West Los Angeles
By lection of California bungalow, Spanish and American Colonial Revival-style homes. The neighborhood was designated as a historic district, one of two in the city, in 1990.
“The residents
By DARKWING DUCK I Special to the Daily Planet
CITYWIDE Across Santa Monica, children’s teeth are rotting, their tongues are swelling and their breathe is beginning to smell of
Meister considers next steps in life
DOWNTOWN, SM Rhonda Meister walked up Broadway on a chilly Friday afternoon when a Big Blue Bus pulled up beside her and a familiar
Initiative would limit development
By Daily Press Staff
DOWNTOWN The Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce on Friday came out in opposition to a potential ballot initiative that would limit commercial
By the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN In celebration of American Red Cross month, the Santa Monica chapter is sponsoring free disaster training for residents, which will include a basic emergency first-
In line with its recently-approved action plan to address homeless in the city, staff will be asking the council to allow the purchase of a new Homeless Information Management
Disabled senior citizens hitching rides with the Santa Monica Dial-A-Ride program could soon see a new face in their driver.
The council will be asked to award an
Combatting critics, church creates new TV channel online
By JON HABER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN In the midst of recent protests surrounding the Church of Scientology’s decision
Quasi governments give a voice to locals
WILMONT Jeanne Dodson turned one corner, and then another, up and down the street, frustration slowly creeping in with every missed spot.
It
