By Daily Press staff
The Elks have recently lent a helping hand to handicapped children. The California-Hawaii Elks raised $2,735,385 in 2004-05 to help children with
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
By Daily Press staff
Envision your dream home and then go find it. The American Institute of Architects/ Los Angeles (AIA/LA) has announced the final installment in
By Daily Press staff
The catwalk has become anti-cancer. Two Westside non-profit organizations, L.A. Goal and the Santa Monica American Cancer Society Discovery Shop will host a
By Daily Press staff
Care to know what is going on north of Wilshire? The Wilshire/Montana Neighborhood Coalition (WILMONT) will host its annual meeting on Saturday, June 25, from
Katherine Mitchell is this week’s mystery photo winner. Mitchell accurately described that this photo was taken at Chess Park on the Santa Monica beach. Mitchell has won a gift
Car dealership lots a city conundrum
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
After decades of juggling the interests of Santa Monica’s automobile dealerships with those of area
Rapid bus expected to cut LAX trip in half
DOWNTOWN — City officials have given their approval to the opening of a rapid bus line intended to make the trip between
the image of Italy to everyone.” Fortunato Celi Zullo, Italian trade commissioner, and Paola De Mari, executive director of the Italy-America Chamber of Commerce West, helped Brasioli to serve
By Daily Press staff
Six chefs from three acclaimed Italian restaurants visited St. Joseph Center’s Bread & Roses Café in Venice earlier this month to cook delicacies for more
Homeless enlisted to aid with body count
The Los Angeles Homeless Authority’s physical homeless count was tabulated in January involving 1,000 volunteers and paid homeless workers, almost 100
