Expo should be ready to roll by 2010
DOWNTOWN LA — The group in charge of the proposed Expo rail line, which will one day connect downtown Los Angeles with Santa
Governor’s assistant helped draft platform
By Daily Press staff
A Santa Monica man has been appointed as the special assistant to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger for energy and environmental technologies.
Davies planners hope to take turn for better
415 PCH — It’s going to be four years and at least $24 million before Santa Monica residents have a beach club
Traveling show stops in Santa Monica
Right now, it may look like a parking lot filled with shipping containers but within weeks, it will become the next Nomadic Museum with
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica public library’s temporary library, 1324 Fifth St., will close to the public beginning Dec. 5, in order to move materials and staff to
Beaches and bike paths open amid construction
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
Board of Supervisors greet rising construction costs with additional funding WILL ROGERS BEACH — Showing they
By Daily Press staff
Believe it or not, Southern California is home to a large variety of carnivorous wildlife.
This Thursday, Nov. 10, “Surviving on the Edge: Carnivore Ecology in
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
Frank Schwengel has performed an outstanding community service with his years of volunteerism, say those who have benefited from his dedication and
This past week, Q-line asked: “What can local and county government agencies do to improve water quality and regulation compliance in Los Angeles County?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “What
By Daily Press staff
Help fight air pollution. Plant a tree. Come join the children and families of Pacifica Community Charter School and the Palms neighborhood along with Tree People
Coastal areas around Los Angeles County last week received some of the worst statewide grades for water quality from nonprofit environmental group Heal the Bay. Environmental officials ascribed the county’
Coastal areas around Los Angeles County last week received some of the worst statewide grades for water quality from nonprofit environmental group Heal the Bay. Environmental officials ascribed the county’
