New chamber president enjoyed years as acrobat
DOWNTOWN Paul Hortobagyi positioned his fingers on the keys of the piano and allowed the melodies of “Military Polonaise” freely flow.
But as
By NORA SORENA CASEY Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The LAPD recommends that senior citizens lock their doors and windows and turn up their lights and alarms after a
Maze still giving back to local community
By MICHAEL MIDDLEHURST-SCHWARTZ Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN L.A. When Terrell Maze scored his long-awaited first touchdown of his
African Americans celebrate their history on Juneteenth
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN In a country with a complicated racial history, during an election year with race
Students, parents disappointed, but grateful
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN Saturday night at the Orpheum Theater, students, parents and community members would have been lining up
Teacher still looking for publisher for book
DOWNTOWN While summer break is within sight, there’s a lot of excitement unrelated to the upcoming vacation these days in Room 27
By P.J. Palmer Ocean Park
It seems that most of the folks who write letters to the Daily Press regarding the beautification project downtown are fiercely opposed to the
City restaurants, grocery stores adapt to outbreak
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE AND MICHAEL MIDDLEHURST-SCHWARTZ Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN A nation-wide salmonella outbreak has left Santa Monica restaurants,
DOWNTOWN Mike Horelick is reliving his childhood, thousands of miles from where it all happened.
And the French are right there witnessing those wonder years.
Horelick just wrapped up an
FROM MAIN STREET PAGE 1 City awarded for being innovative
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The Public Technology Institute presented City Hall with a Technology Solutions
homeless County gives OPCC $1M to treat, house down and out
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN Los Angeles County officials have awarded homeless services provider OPCC
Traffic engineering firm Kimley-Horn and Associates is expected to receive a $660,000 contract to design and prepare plans for a new traffic management system. The Advanced Traffic Management
