By Daily Press staff
Culinary students at The Art Institute of California-Los Angeles in Santa Monica were treated to a guest lecture with celebrity chefs Mary Sue Milliken and
Fabian Lewkowicz/Daily Press Ayla, 16, a shepard mix who suffers from a spinal column disorder, makes his way along Seventh Street recently with the aid of his doggie wheelchair.
By Daily Press staff
Local artists will be judged by their peers this month. Santa Monica College’s Emeritus College will present “Spring Interlude,” a student juried art exhibition from
No jail time for last two defendants
DOWNTOWN LA — The last two defendants in the Honda of Santa Monica fraud case cut a deal with prosecutors this week, ending a
By SCENTS BY CAROLE ORLIN
Last Saturday, my husband, our cousin Cheryl, and thousands of other people grabbed their pets and went to downtown L.A. for the annual Blessing
SM laws safe for now
DOWNTOWN — Santa Monica’s policy of fining or arresting homeless people for lying or sleeping in public doorways and on the Promenade is nowhere near
DA says Juarez case still under review
DOWNTOWN LA — Capital murder charges have yet to be filed against the two imprisoned gang members who are accused of randomly killing two
By Daily Press staff
Dance to the beat of this drum: Santa Monica College is presenting “From Afro- Cuban Rhythms to Latin Jazz,” a lecture that traces the development of
If first impressions are everything, then downtown Santa Monica is in big trouble as a tourist and shopping destination. Judging from the conditions of the “passageway” to the Third Street
Due to our April Fool’s joke last weekend, in which the entire April 1-2 edition was made-up, the responses to the previous week’s Q-Line question
Known as “Save Our Streets and Our Sanity,” (SOSOS) the law allows drivers to pay a monthly fee of $1,000 for unlimited access, including all alleyways, or $500 for
