By Daily Press staff
Sojourn Services for Battered Women and Their Children will begin their volunteer training on Tuesday. The trainings are held twice a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays from
After building Gold’s Gym into an international empire with more than 2 million members, Paul Grymkowski retired to a life of community service.
The 55-year-old native of
The Santa Monica City Council recently passed a law forbidding the public from smoking on the beach. Add this to prohibitions against alcohol and dogs on the beach, and some
Quiñones true to school, seeks reelection at SMC
SMC — A prominent Latina educator who chairs the Santa Monica College board of trustees was appointed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Tuesday to
SMC, from page 1 Studying is not a priority for some SMC students
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
SMC — Santa Monica College has been recognized as one
By Daily Press staff
CORONER’S OFFICE — A nude corpse found last month floating 100 yards offshore has been identified as Barbara Faye Mason, a 35-year-old homeless woman.
From an immigrant housekeeper that makes burritos for the needy to a Ph.D. graduate who founded a national social service agency, four area women were honored last week by
By Daily Press staff
Planning for death will never be easy, but a Santa Monica organization is offering to do just that.
As an addition to its extensive services to
By Daily Press staff
Local lifeguards and the United States Coast Guard staged an emergency drill off of Santa Monica beach this week.
While the routine drill is staged about
The Supreme Court is currently debating whether or not “under God” should be removed from the Pledge of Allegiance. The question arose when the parents — one an atheist and the
APRIL FOOL’S, from page 1 Transients look to ‘settle’ up
It was a joke. Some people found yesterday’s news hilarious, while others did not.
In case some of
