With the news dominated by the looming war with Iraq and severe budget problems affecting local Santa Monica schools, other important issues inevitably become lost in the shuffle.
So, this
With the news dominated by the looming war with Iraq and severe budget problems affecting local Santa Monica schools, other important issues inevitably become lost in the shuffle.
So, this
By Daily Press staff
Doctors Without Borders will hold a public celebration today on the Third Street Promenade honoring the birthday of one of its volunteers who was kidnapped more
It seems as though every week the news gets worse for our city and school budgets. Deficits grow by the millions and officials say it’s going to get to
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica resident Adam Vanderwielen’s skills in trivia, strategy, current events and tic-tac-toe will be put to the test when he steps in
By Daily Press staff
St. Joseph Center celebrated black history, culture and community last Saturday with singing, dancing, poetry reading, and a live D.J.
There was free soul food,
Late last year, the Santa Monica City Council passed a law that would make it illegal to sleep in downtown doorways at night.
It was made law partially because of
City may cut $400K out of social services funding for homeless, poor
Public funds for homeless services are drying up just as the numbers of those living on the streets
By Daily Press staff
If you want to learn more about how to help or handle those living on the street, a local organization is ready to educate anyone willing
Plans have been in the works the past few years to rebuild the Santa Monica Pier’s breakwater so it can become a harbor again for sailboats, sport fishing and
Plans have been in the works the past few years to rebuild the Santa Monica Pier’s breakwater so it can become a harbor again for sailboats, sport fishing and
Plans have been in the works the past few years to rebuild the Santa Monica Pier’s breakwater so it can become a harbor again for sailboats, sport fishing and
