By Daily Press staff
The League of Women Voters of Santa Monica invites the public to lunch with Eileen Fogarty, the new head of Santa Monica’s Planning and Community
By Daily Press staff
The American Red Cross of Santa Monica and the Rotary Club of Santa Monica are adopting a platoon currently on deployment in Iraq who are from
Residents will be asked to make tough land decisions
CITY HALL — The future of Santa Monica became clearer this week when the City Council approved a set of overarching goals
By Daily Press staff
The City of Santa Monica will host a multi-agency disaster response drill on Friday, Nov. 17. The drill will include participants from the City of
11 Less injuries in rugby, despite lack of pads
PENMAR PARK, VENICE — Determination, endurance and, most importantly, the ability to mask that look of fear.
To 13-year-old Nkechi
By Christian Beenfeldt, MA in philosophy, is a guest writer for the Ayn Rand Institute in Irvine, CA. Contact the writer at
South Dakota voters have rejected the state’s
City Hall will be asked to continue addressing the homeless problem by accepting a grant from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) for $381,941.
The grant will be
Some local residents will be under the spotlight if city officials agree to install new street lights on a slew of Santa Monica streets.
The streetlights are proposed to be
Scientology mission is offering up detox
MID-CITY — The Church of Scientology has seen its name increasingly appear in celebrity tabloids and magazines over the past two years, specifically when
By Daily Press staff
Meet the creative team behind “Who Killed the Electric Car?” at Vidiots on Friday, Nov. 17.
The free meet-and-greet includes director Chris Paine, editors,
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Historical Society Museum recently announced that it received a donation of $100,000 from longtime resident of Santa Monica, Dr. John E. Gilmore.
