Potter weathers Pottermania Library waves wand: Transforms itself into Hogwarts instantly
DOWNTOWN School is starting early this year for Harry Potter fanatics.
The boy wizard madness invades the Santa Monica
Market crash serves as an eerie reminder
By Daily Press staff
FULLERTON In an eerie reminder of what took place in Santa Monica four years ago, a 79-year-old
By Mort Gantman Santa Monica
While supporting the regular Santa Monica Critical Mass (bicycle) rides through Downtown city limits, I have consistently seen many of the riders in this group
Farmers’ Market thins herd
DOWNTOWN Amid the hustle and bustle of the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market, where shoppers dig for the ripest avocado and tastiest tomato, there stands a rare
SETTLING ROOTS IN SANTA MONICA
DOWNTOWN A well-harvested vegetable grown to exemplify its natural and unique flavors needs very little attention from the salt and pepper shaker.
It’s
Left in dark, businesses voice frustrations with blackouts
DOWNTOWN For a resident, a blackout could spell hours of inconvenience, the loss of air conditioning amid the midsummer sun and fewer
By Dr. Andrew Nestler
(Editor’s note: The following is an open letter to the Santa Monica City Council) City Council members: I implore you to reverse the council’s
Real local flavor
By REAGAN WHEELER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN A local talent running a local business can seem a rare thing in today’s world, but Raphael
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE When the Exposition light rail line finally zooms through the Westside sometime during the next decade, the Santa Monica that passengers will see through its windows may
By Doris Stegall
I want to interject additional reasons for saving the magnificent ficus trees on Second and Fourth streets. As an informed reader, I have learned how a loss
By Frank Muller Santa Monica
Sometime last year when Rep. Henry Waxman's methane leak objections to extend the Downtown subway past Western Avenue under Wilshire Boulevard all the
