There recently have been several opinion pieces printed in the Daily Press from residents complaining about the increase in jets taking off and landing at Santa Monica Airport. They are
By Daily Press staff
Help is on the way for the homeless. People Assisting the Homeless (PATH) will host Law Day 2004, a one-day conference designed to provide information
Santa Monica lost two of its own in the attacks nearly three years ago. Dora Menchaca, 45, and Carolyn Beug, 48, were aboard airplanes that were hijacked and flown into
By MARTIN RUBIN
Longtime residents living around Santa Monica Airport remember when the air was cleaner, the nights were quiet, and nighttime aircraft arrivals were rare. Before the airport got
Alan Bermejo, a graphic designer at Dragon Herbs on Wilshire Boulevard, correctly identified this week’s mystery photo. It is a close-up guard arm — turned at a 90-degree
Traffic backs up throughout the city
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
PALISADES BLUFFS — A transient campfire likely caused the blaze that engulfed about an acre here
“MONKEY SEE, MONKEY DO” William Rupcich, the manager at Johnny Rocket’s, won this week’s mystery photo, which is located near Magicopolis on Fourth Street. Rupcich has won a
Residentsoftroubledcommunityobtainpowerfulbacking
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — After nearly a half century of waiting, residents here are closer than ever before to getting a neighborhood
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Elks last month hosted 74 at-risk boys and girls at a drug awareness program. The boys and girls consumed more than 100
What’s new, pussycat? Not a de-clawing clause
CITY HALL — Nearly two dozen local veterinarians, pet groomers, animal rights activists and cat lovers descended on City Hall this week,
Local resident was first space tourist in 2001
SM AIRPORT — Eight years after announcing a $10 million competition for private space flight, Peter Diamandis of Santa Monica finally got a
By Daily Press staff
Cracks, holes and weird bumps. Those are only a few descriptions that make some Santa Monica sidewalks unsafe for pedestrians and bicyclists. Residents are invited to
