While it may seem that Santa Monicans bicker over plenty of issues, we all have reasons why we have chosen this city by the sea to live, work and play.
By Daily Press staff
A woman is listed in stable condition after she was shot Tuesday while walking in an alley just east of Euclid Avenue.
Santa Monica Police responded
By Daily Press staff
Congregation Mishkon Tephilo will rededicate a Torah scroll, saved from destruction in Hungary during World War II, as part of its Shabbat morning worship on Nov.
RAND’s relocation assists city in bid to revamp area
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
CIVIC CENTER — By the time the RAND Corp.’s new 309,000-
Homeowners and renters in the Ninth Street and Michigan Avenue area, with significant support from the CLARE Foundation, took to the streets Saturday to clean up their neighborhood.
More than
Mentors needed for at-risk teens Saint John’s Youth Development project, which serves approximately 150 youths, ages 11-18, at three Santa Monica schools, is seeking volunteers for a
By Daily Press staff
For many Santa Monica families this year, the chance of having a holiday meal lies within a big, red bucket.
For the second year in a
Local resident Kelly Hayes-Raitt visited Iraq twice this year — once in February, just 5 weeks before the U.S. bombings and invasion, and in July, where she found some
By Daily Press staff
Community groups, city officials, business organizations and residents will team up on Nov. 15 to plot the future of Venice’s Lincoln Boulevard area.
During a
Residents to be asked to help name State Route 187
By Daily Press staff
It’s time to name another street in Santa Monica.
The Santa Monica City Council tonight
By LEE RAJSICH Special to the Daily Press
After seven decades, the city’s second oldest hotel is still standing tall amongst heightened competition in Santa Monica.
The Georgian Hotel
