DOWNTOWN — Three men were arraigned Wednesday for allegedly scamming trusting people out of cash meant to support charities as they solicited donations on the Third Street Promenade, officials said.
Rodney
DOWNTOWN — The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal decided against a man who has been fighting for eight years for the right to sell a board game he invented on the
Santa Claus will again hit the streets of Santa Monica for the 20th annual Candy Cane Drive.
The big man in red will be escorted by the Santa Monica fire
Friday night at the movies is a classic way to end the week and start the weekend. Especially after Thanksgiving. Which makes my choice of "Skyfall" at the
CITYWIDE — The holiday season is a time for joy. Nobody wants to get burned — literally and figuratively.
Whether it's a Christmas tree that catches on fire because of
CITYWIDE — Across the country, people are gearing up for the holiday weekend.
The stretch pants with elastic waists are prepped and ready for action. Comfortable shoes stand ready by the
DOWNTOWN L.A. — Attorneys for City Hall and the Santa Monica Nativity Scenes Committee are expected to meet in court Monday to hash out whether or not the contested nativity
DOWNTOWN — The California Supreme Court has denied a request by a group of Westside homeowners to stop construction on the second phase of the Expo Light Rail Line from Culver
Editor:
Well, they did it again! The Grinches on the City Council and their Grinchy staff have trashed another Santa Monica Christmas tradition; first the Christmas story scenes and now
CITY YARDS — One by one, a second class of Santa Monica residents walked through a gauntlet of instructors from the fire and police departments, shaking hands and accepting a certificate
Last week fellow Daily Press food writer and jet-setting dynamo Merv Hecht wrote a very enticing article about a giant food court in the heart of London. As magical as
