By Daily Press staff
Dr. Annie Hernandez of Santa Monica Pet Medical Center and Dr. Madeline Graham of Veterinary House Calls have headed to New Orleans to assist in the
Arthritis Foundation dedicating SF to SM bike ride to fallen cyclist
By ROBERT FATURECHI Special to the Daily Press
Scott Bleifer usually cycled in packs, but last Saturday the 41-
City Hall has issued a request for proposals that opens the bidding process for the sites currently occupied by Perry’s Beach Cafe and Rentals, four beach concession stands that
By Daily Press staff
Much is discussed in Santa Monica about the homeless population, but rarely is it about the success stories of people getting off the streets and learning
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
CORRECTION — In the Thursday, Sept. 8, issue of the Santa Monica Daily Press (“Sheraton Delfina is finally HERE”), luxury hotels that have become unionized in Santa Monica were
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica chapter of the American Red Cross is hard at work, providing aid of all kinds to victims of Hurricane Katrina.
A “Hurricane Katrina
By Daily Press staff
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, generous Californians are looking for ways to help survivors of the hurricane ravaged Gulf Coast. Many charities are encouraging those
The chapter will assist the families in any way it can, officials said.
“The victims will be eligible for substantial aid in the form of financial support and other services
Donations pouring in at SM Red Cross
CITYWIDE — Two Santa Monica parents frustrated by a slow federal response to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina took matters into their own hands
By Daily Press staff
Be part of planning an important program for the community. The Center for Healthy Aging and ITNSantaMonicaTM will be holding a free public forum on Thursday,
By Daily Press staff
U.S. Bank has established a “Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund” for people who want to contribute to relief efforts in the aftermath of the devastating and
County keeping $24M earmarked for homeless until LASHA can crawl out from financial fiasco
LA COUNTY — Elected leaders who two months ago earmarked tens of millions of taxpayer money to
