By Daily Press staff
Some of the country’s top chefs are battling hunger on the westside. Sharing their passion for food to make a difference in the lives of
Pier officials are working on a plan to bring sport fishing and boating back to Santa Monica.
Currently they are considering two options: an estimated $13 million plan that would
Supervisors act on homeless plight
LOS ANGELES COUNTY — County officials will spend millions of more dollars to fight homelessness, which they say will help address the problem in Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
The ECPC has moved — but not away from the needs of parents. The Early Childhood Parenting Center (ECPC) has found a new home. The center is
volunteers 55 years old and older, and matches their talents, creativity and wisdom to community needs, officials say. Some current volunteer assignments are Meals on Wheels drivers, reading tutors for
By Daily Press staff
It’s never too late to give back to the community. The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of WISE Senior Services, based in Santa Monica,
By WINTER JOHNSON Special to the Daily Press
Annie Mahoney never realized how well she’d been living her life until she got sick.
Now 81 years old and stricken
This past week, Q-line asked: “Where do you think the city’s budget surplus should be spent?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “The major problems in the city is vagrancy
By Daily Press staff
In the Santa Monica, Malibu and Pacific Palisades areas, Meals on Wheels volunteers deliver two meals a day, five days a week, to all of the
By Daily Press staff
Local Elks continue to shine. Westchester and Santa Monica Elks Lodges were major contributors to the Elks National Foundation. Westchester contributed $7,367 for a per
By Daily Press staff
Every little bit helps. For the third consecutive year, supermarket partners Ralph’s and Food 4 Less are teaming up to support America’s Second Harvest,
Eureka tsunami reached 1 centimeter high
EUREKA, Calif. — A major earthquake that recently struck off the state’s northern coast might have caused fear among some seaside residents that a
