By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
MID CITY Bubbles floated with the breeze as children ran over freshly planted grass, spilling popcorn and laughing at friendly ladybugs. Families
Residents bemoan living along street ago, allows pedestrians to cross the street, each lane at a time, Katz said.
The City Council discussed possible ways to make the corridor safer,
SUNSET PARK There’s never been a better example of looking both ways before crossing the street.
Behind the fence of the Santa Monica Airport runway, cars zoom freely along
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN While most Santa Monicans can agree that traffic congestion is a major quality-of-life issue, a new proposal to reconfigure
Thanks to the generosity of the S. Mark Taper Foundation, the Will Greer Theatricum Botanicum is all spruced up for summer. Theatricum is the grateful recipient of an $80,000
By Dan Gilbert Guest Commentary
NANCY PELOSI VOWED SHE WOULD place a “premium on family values” as Speaker of the House. While the Democrats’ “100 hours”consisted primarily of more
Conservatives and progressives both insist that taxes are necessary. (Conservatives are supposedly anti-tax, but how else would they pay for their global, decades-long “war on terror?”) But let’
Indymac Bank, the largest back headquartered in Los Angeles County, will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, July 11 for the opening of its newest
Swapping pads getting popular
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA Swap until you drop.
That’s the new motto of many city residents, who are packing
Whether tempted by explosive aerial rockets or seemingly “safe” sparklers, Santa Monica residents are discouraged from playing with fire as Independence Day draws near.
The Santa Monica Fire Department is
THE BEDROOM After 45 years of marriage, Evelyn Freeman could hardly believe she’d get aroused just by looking at her husband, but that was the case one recent afternoon
Efforts to preserve the only intact shotgun house in Santa Monica began in the late 1990s, when it was designated as a landmark.
Originally located at 2712 Second St., the
