DNA links convict to unsolved homicide of local woman
A convicted felon who’s DNA has linked him to a 1998 Santa Monica murder plead not guilty to charges of
Group meets first benchmark, still needs to raise $300K more
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica Playhouse officials announced they have raised $100,000 in an effort to buy their
Could be fall before issue is discussed
It could be fall before the city changes its policy on how it handles vagrants and panhandling in Santa Monica.
A recommendation to
Henna artist sues city for civil rights violation
By BYANDREW H. FIXMER Daily Press Staff Writer
Two Henna artists were arrested recently by Santa Monica Police Department undercover officers for
A coalition of downtown landlords, business owners and residents recommended last week that Santa Monica City Council eliminate feedings in public spaces.
The Bayside District Corp., which manages the Third
By Kenneth McCrae Santa Monica
In direct response to Julie Reeves (SMDP, July 13, 2002, Letters): Many of Santa Monica’s homeless residents (oxymoronic, but correct! Perhaps we should call
A coalition of downtown landlords, business owners and residents recommended last week that Santa Monica City Council eliminate feedings in public spaces.
The Bayside District Corp., which manages the Third
A coalition of downtown landlords, business owners and residents recommended last week that Santa Monica City Council eliminate feedings in public spaces.
The Bayside District Corp., which manages the Third
Acoalition of downtown landlords, business owners and residents recommended last week that Santa Monica City Council eliminate feedings in public spaces.
The Bayside District Corp., which manages the Third Street
By Barbara Tenzer
This letter is in response to a letter that was written to the editor in Friday’s paper by Randy Walburger. Mr. Walburger is missing the point.
