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.
Televised testimonial is disputed
LINCOLN BLVD. — A man featured in one of three television commercials attacking City Councilman Kevin McKeown’s voting record said Thursday that he is a strong
New program would offer cheaper transportation
CITYWIDE — The guilty verdict imposed on an 89-year-old Santa Monica resident last week for his role in killing 10 people when he
McKeown opponents put feelings on film
CITYWIDE — The hand-held video camera shakes as an elderly woman sitting on a park bench vents her frustration over the number of homeless
By AMY KAUFMAN Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — City Council members are expected to spend more than $238,000 tonight on renovations to bolster a number of homes
By Daily Press staff
Academy Award-winning actor and director Warren Beatty and his wife, actress Annette Bening, were honored this past Saturday as the 2006 Caritas Award recipients for
By Daily Press staff
A dialogue on immigration issues, including what policies are needed and other key concerns, will be led by Mosesi Escalante, a community activist working in the
Social service providers deal with the fallout
SUNSET PARK — The ongoing controversy over plans to build a mental health facility on Pearl Street has reminded residents — primarily those in the
Arts center branching out
18TH STREET — A center that has served as a haven for low-income artists over the past 18 years is expected to receive a major facelift.
By Daily Press staff
The American Red Cross of Santa Monica has embarked on an aggressive plan to ensure that Santa Monica is prepared to respond to a disaster — be
