Debate continues regarding downtown parking
DOWNTOWN With the lack of parking being one of the most common gripes shared by residents and visitors alike, it seemed strange for many to
Failed water main breaks Euclid Street wide open
SUNSET PARK Glen Walsh awoke early Saturday morning to the serene sound of a flowing river.
Strangely, Walsh wasn’t staying in
OLYMPIC BLVD Officials with OPCC on Thursday unveiled a new, 8,100-square-foot homeless services facility where the city’s down and out can receive medical treatment, free food
By GERRY SHIH Special to the Daily Press
SACRAMENTO A contentious bill aimed at establishing a task force to evaluate the air pollution impact of the Santa Monica Airport failed
Support groups provide a plethora of information for Westside parents
CITYWIDE Some say it takes a village to raise a child. In Elisha Lenders’ case, the old adage has never
FAA and City Hall clash over safety at the local airport
SUNSET PARK Weekend barbecues, quiet nights relaxing on the back patio, opening up windows to embrace the afternoon sun
Georgina Avenue residents divided over shedding light
NORTH OF MONTANA Aside from being pegged as one of the priciest corridors in town, dotted with beautiful multi-million dollar homes, this
Homeless veterans getting help
WEST LOS ANGELES Three years of cries and demands from local and federal officials to find space on the West LA Veterans Affairs campus to house
COMMUNITY PROFILES PASTOR JAMES BOLINE FROM CP PAGE 3 Struggling for choice
By GERRY SHIH Special to the Daily Press
At the heart of this serene residential neighborhood, a few
People with disabilities say the city is friendly
CITYWIDE Homeless and wheelchair-bound for the past few months, Donald Rynder is a man on a mission to find a motel
Fabian Lewkowicz ON THE UP TICK: For sale signs are common around Santa Monica despite the fact that prices continue to rise unchecked. Real estate prices continue to rise in
