Participating organizations: ■ Vineyard Christian Fellowship Westside ■ Malibu Vineyard Christian Fellowship ■ Trinity Baptist Church ■ Community United Methodist Church of Pacific Palisades ■ Newsong Church ■ Metro Church ■ St. Augustine by the Sea Episcopal
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Pier Restoration Corp. has chosen 12 entries as finalists in the competition to determine the design for the 20th annual Twilight Dance Series,
By Daily Press staff
Westside resident Harry Stone has agreed to donate one of the world’s largest collections of Charles Dickens literature to the Oviatt Library at CSU Northridge.
By ALICIA ANDERSON Special to the Daily Press
World-renowned photojournalist Boris Yaro paid a visit to the campus of Santa Monica College this past Tuesday to give a special
The Santa Monica College Corsairs will battle the Fullerton College Hornets in the fourth annual U.S. Bank Beach Bowl on Saturday.
The game features two teams coming off successful
State Vice President Ken Lady presented a voucher to California Hawaii Elks president Doug Larsen for $13,441, contributing to the Elks National Foundation.
George Vernon Sr., Elks National Foundation
Piedad Robertson plays ongoing role in new administration
After advising Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on his transition into office, SMC president Dr. Piedad Robertson was recently named a special advisor to
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica High School Orchestra, which has a history of awards and prizes, is headed to Prague. The group is raising funds through a variety
Aaron Tonken is expected to plead guilty to federal charges next month
Officials at the Westside Waldorf School on Fourth Street are hoping their civil lawsuit against celebrity fundraiser Aaron
The study is a two-part analysis. The first phase, now completed, involved meeting with managers in the planning departments of Santa Monica and three other cities, as well as
Grant Elementary travels to clean beach, recycle, garden
By LEE RAJSICH Special to the Daily Press
“Team” is the theme at Grant Elementary School this year and the motto appears
MBA students study planning department
Propelled into action by complaints from residents and businesses, a group of area graduate students is studying the planning department here and comparing it to
