Malibu needs another $6M for land grab
MALIBU — Efforts to clean up Surfrider Beach and preserve this scenic habitat for future generations took a step forward recently, when Malibu received
By Daily Press staff
Global warming is happening, and a strategy to deal with it was unveiled in Santa Monica last week.
Global Green USA on Friday released its “Community
Homeland Security provided California with $282M in ’04
Officials in the coming days will determine how to pay for an estimated $2 million in security upgrades as a result of
Animal-rights activists are criticizing City Hall for its attempts to reduce the local population of squirrels — the fleas of which can carry disease — by setting out pesticide bait traps.
Animal-rights activists are criticizing City Hall for its attempts to reduce the local population of squirrels — the fleas of which can carry disease — by setting out pesticide bait traps.
City currently hosts two races
By ROBERT FATURECHI Special to the Daily Press
Following years of unfulfilled requests from promoters, City Hall is finally considering a new beachside race route
“Know before you go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here are the construction project initiated by City Hall for the week of July 25: Beach
Riding the tides of change
By SARA MILSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
The face of Santa Monica’s beach has changed dramatically from how it appeared in the beginning
SM at 130: From ranchlands to tour buses
Zamoyski paid $500. During a land auction that day, Harris Newmark, a prominent Jewish wool merchant from Los Angeles — one of many
Bluffs blaze bedevils commuters
By ROBERT FATURECHI Special to the Daily Press
PCH — A small brushfire just off Pacific Coast Highway slowed the morning commute Monday, as lanes were temporarily
“Know before you go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects: Fire hydrant relocation The water
