City envisions future of independent power
Residents and business owners may be able to generate enough energy to power the entire city, saving money while protecting the environment, according to
The new film “Thank You for Smoking” makes light of much of the nation’s demonization of smoking, as well as smokers. Here in Santa Monica, anti-smoking laws have
Parents and officials clash at forum on violence
JOHN ADAMS M.S. — Mothers living in the Pico neighborhood feel they have been abandoned by local government, and the community as
By Daily Press staff
The local chapter of the Red Cross is a diamond in the rough when it comes to raising revenue.
The Santa Monica chapter of the American
By Daily Press staff
An undoubtedly emotional debate over the church’s position on the death penalty will take place at St. Monica Church this weekend.
The speakers include Mike
“Chits” (Public addressing City Council) ■ “I couldn’t agree more with the chief and how he talked about youth losing hope, and is there anything more sad for them not
Photo courtesy of SMFD Firefighters enter the front of a home that went up in flames early Tuesday. The fire began shortly before 6 a.m. in the single-family
By Daily Press staff
For hundreds of senior citizens who live on the Westside, it will be a party this weekend at the Senior Prom.
Westside cities will be hosting
Loved ones remember a life of laughter
ST. MONICA CHURCH — Her words were brief, but her message powerful, seeming to mirror the strength she has shown during what has surely
By Daily Press staff
The St. Monica Parish community, pastoral care ministries, through its bereavement and grief ministry will provide small group sessions for parents of high school-aged children
The Santa Monica community suffered a tragic loss last week when a 15-year-old high school student died at the hands of a suspected gang member. Gang violence continues
