Flier contains wrong facts
It could be the beginning of a new community movement or just the actions of a lone malcontent.
But throughout the week someone or a group
Center deters gang activity
This isn’t your typical youth center. Enter the reception area of the newly opened Pico Youth and Family Center and feel a distinctly coffeehouse flavor.
Police defend beefed up presence in troubled area
Three shootings in three months on Santa Monica’s east side has residents concerned that gang activity may be on the rise.
By Tom Larmore and Eric Parlee
In the city where the rights of the “community” are quickly superseding individual freedom, a single-family homeowner cannot assume that the “collectivist” mentality
Homeless dispute worth Dolphin statue on the Promenade functions as a piggy bank for the needy.
Santa Monica shoppers can give their spare coins to a homeless panhandler, or they
Interested in knocking down a few pins to help those less fortunate? A bowl a thon tournament will take place next Friday, Jan. 25 at AMF Bay Shore Lanes, located
Resident survey dittos last year’s concerns
Santa Monica residents want less homeless people and cars on city streets.
A recent survey found that 23 percent of residents want city
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Police Department has created an identification program that will help track lost senior citizens.
The police department plans to set up a database
tions, instead of commercial regulations. That would allow charter companies to increase operations out of Santa Monica Airport, Waxman argues.
“This could have devastating consequences for my constituents living in
Congressman goes to bat for airport neighbors
Last month’s plane crash at Santa Monica Airport has gotten the attention of Congressman Henry Waxman, who has urged the Federal Aviation
Yes, Virginia, there will be a bigger park on the east side of Santa Monica.
By CLAUDIA HIBBERT Special to the Daily Press
The city planning commission approved earlier this
