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Weekend visitors take residents spots

Neighborhoods request parking restrictions STRAND STREET With sunny days hopefully here to stay, residents in this Ocean Park block are becoming wary of the dearth of parking that comes with

By Melody Hanatani

/ 22 Jan 2007

Community weighs how to commemorate former Z-Boys skate shop site on Main Street

Get on board... Community meetings are being held to determine the fate of a building at Main and Bay streets — now home to Horizons West Surf Shop — and how to

By Guest Author

/ 19 Jan 2007

Community weighs how to commemorate former Z-Boys skate shop site at Main and Bay

Get on board... Community meetings are being held to determine the fate of a building at Main and Bay streets — now home to Horizons West Surf Shop — and how to

By Guest Author

/ 18 Jan 2007

Community weighs how to commemorate former Z-Boys skate shop site at Main and Bay

Get on board... Community meetings are being held to determine the fate of a building at Main and Bay streets — now home to Horizons West Surf Shop — and how to

By Guest Author

/ 17 Jan 2007

Community weighs how to commemorate former Z-Boys skate shop site at Main and Bay

Get on board... Community meetings are being held to determine the fate of a building at Main and Bay streets — now home to Horizons West Surf Shop — and how to

By Guest Author

/ 16 Jan 2007

GUEST COMMENTARY BY DR. WARREN WASHINGTON Martin Luther King’s vision of education

By DR. WARREN WASHINGTON serves as the Director of Academic Affairs for the University of Phoenix. WHEN PEOPLE THINK OF MARTIN Luther King Jr., they are usually reminded of his

By Guest Author

/ 15 Jan 2007

Winter shelters open with 1,700 beds for homeless across LA County

Winter shelter sites open The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority reminds the public that winter shelter site are open for persons who are homeless. There are over 1,700 winter

By Guest Author

/ 13 Jan 2007

Signs, signs, everywhere a sign

Homeless have a lot of competition for a the public’s attention THIRD STREET PROMENADE Standing beside his backpack and sleeping bag, homeless poet Royce Hummer held up a sign

By Kevin Herrera

/ 13 Jan 2007

Library and WISE Senior Services to host free anti-fraud program for seniors Feb. 25

Going against fraud Nationwide, more than 24 million people become victims of fraud crimes, most of whom are over the age of 50. On Sunday, Feb. 25, from 1 p.

By Guest Author

/ 12 Jan 2007

Santa Monica Library Stocks And Tango Makes Three Amid National Controversy

Alejandro Cesar Cantarero II FOR THE BIRDS: The Santa Monica Library has several copies of “And Tango Makes Three,” a book causing controversy in other parts of the nation. Originally

By Guest Author

/ 12 Jan 2007

Courthouse helps residents get it done

Santa Monica Self-Help Legal Access Center helps litigates effectively represent themselves By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press SM COURTHOUSE — Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky was on

By Guest Author

/ 12 Jan 2007

New Self-Help Legal Access Center opens at Santa Monica Courthouse

DP New center helps residents navigate legal system County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky will be on hand today to open the new Self-Help Legal Access Center at the Santa Monica

By Guest Author

/ 11 Jan 2007