Judge says six more weeks before the trial date is set
By JESSICA ROBERTS Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN LA — The “Black Widows” will continue to wait.
A Superior
SAMOHI — The performance of the Santa Monica High School Symphony Orchestra has struck a chord with some world-class musicians.
Following a competitive and rigorous selection process that involved more
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN — City Council candidates will face off against each other for the final time tonight before Election Day, ascending the dais and squaring off at “Squirm
Lynch aims to keep connected
DOWNTOWN — A former corporate executive and publisher of a local weekly newspaper will assume control over the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce today, representatives of
The bidding wars start with sights set on Oscar
OCEAN AVENUE — For the next seven days, downtown Santa Monica will become the world’s largest board-room, as thousands of
Jenna Linnekens AGE: 32 OCCUPATION: Experiential Event Executive (Event Planner) MARITAL STATUS/CHILDREN: Happily Married!! /Not yet YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD? North of Wilshire HOW LONG? 8 years YOUR RIDE? Space Mountain.
Pundits contend players up to same old dirty tricks
CITYWIDE — The gloves are coming off.
With Election Day bearing down, independent committees looking to change the face of the City
Lowdown on Downtown appears upbeat
DOWNTOWN — As Mark Twain might say, the rumors of downtown’s demise have been greatly exaggerated.
While homelessness and the lack of parking once again
This past week, Q-line asked: Do you agree with the jury’s verdict in the Farmers’ Market crash case? What form of sentence would you advise the judge to
Weller may not have to face victims of the Market crash
DOWNTOWN, LA — The 89-year-old Santa Monica resident convicted last week of 10 counts of vehicular manslaughter with
By Josh Epstein Santa Monica
I just received a mailer from Mayor Bob Holbrook yesterday which discusses his ‘progress’ in dealing with the homeless who have taken over Santa Monica’
Left out of the dark Alejandro Cesar Cantarero II Shoppers outside of Michaels on Fourth Street wait while employees usher customers out of the store. Customers weren’t allowed in
