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Chrisette Michele brings her soulful style to Temple Bar

Soul songbird comes to Temple Bar MID-CITY Deciding to sing came easy for Chrisette Michele, who has been at ease on stage since her days in the church choir.

By Daniel Archuleta

/ 20 Nov 2007

Chrisette Michele brings her soulful style to Temple Bar

Decrying homeless policies

National coalition takes city to task DOWNTOWN The nation’s oldest and largest homelessness advocacy organization is accusing Santa Monica and other cities across the country of criminalizing homelessness by

By Kevin Herrera

/ 17 Nov 2007

Venice Community Trust raffles donated art for $10 tickets to fund public art

Businesses to benefit from raffle VENICE If you’ve ever wanted to own a nice piece of art, but sticker shock brushed you away, this could be your chance. For

By Kevin Herrera

/ 15 Nov 2007

Venice Community Trust raffles donated art for $10 tickets to fund public art

Sabrina Sutherland wins this week's Mystery Photo contest

GETTING IT RIGHT Fabian Lewkowicz Sabrina Sutherland is the winner of this week’s Mystery Photo contest, being the first to identify that this shot was captured on the side

By Guest Author

/ 14 Nov 2007

Under the bright lights

In a collaborative effort between residents and City Hall, street lights will be installed along a dim stretch of Georgina Avenue from Fourth to Seventh streets. Residents there circulated a

By Kevin Herrera

/ 13 Nov 2007

Raising funds from the ashes

Red Cross gathers donations for victims of local blazes MARINA DEL RAY Just because the smoke has cleared, doesn’t mean there aren’t still folks in need of assistance

By Kevin Herrera

/ 9 Nov 2007

‘The Woman Pope’ By Nelson Clark • White Moon Publishing

Book review: A woman pope is a possibility By By Dane Roberts Wans On Bookreview Legend has it that the Roman Catholic Church had a female pope during the 9th

By Guest Author

/ 2 Nov 2007

Red Cross seeks volunteers

The American Red Cross of Santa Monica has a number of volunteer positions open for all kinds of willing participants. The chapter is looking to staff positions for front desk

By Guest Author

/ 1 Nov 2007

Alehouse serves up dose of philanthropy

By JARED MORGAN Special to the Daily Press A Main Street mainstay had its patrons toasting the green on Tuesday, but it had nothing to do with St. Patrick. The

By Guest Author

/ 31 Oct 2007

Cemetery a reminder of city’s past

SANTA MONICA CANYON When George-Anne Hyams moved into her new home in a sleepy neighborhood on the outskirts of Santa Monica, she was surprised — and kind of creeped out

By Melody Hanatani

/ 31 Oct 2007

Parents adjust as children leave home for school and missions

sages. Green also makes good use of the Internet in keeping in touch with Jazzy, who signed her mother up for a Facebook account. “It’s an adjustment,” Green said.

By Melody Hanatani

/ 30 Oct 2007

Department to begin taking new approach

SMPD reaches out to the populace MAIN LIBRARY Starting Sunday, residents should notice a difference in the way police officers patrol their neighborhoods. Under a law enforcement philosophy that is

By Kevin Herrera

/ 27 Oct 2007