Savitz said that Oceana is neither campaigning to take fish off of supermarket shelves nor telling people to stop eating fish, but rather trying to give consumers the information they
By Daily Press staff
In light of the recent earthquakes, Santa Monica emergency officials are on guard and working to prepare citizens for appropriate emergency response.
City Hall recently issued
Every winter on the icy continent of Antarctica, thousands of resolute “emperor” penguins embark upon a months-long grueling odyssey in which they waddle, slip and slide from the ocean
SM BEACH — The “big dig” just north of the Santa Monica Pier is aimed at preventing any-more sinkholes in a nearby parking lot.
The Los Angeles County Public Works
Montana Ave. beach a summer ‘bummer’
SM BAY — Even though summer has officially started, it does-n’t mean it’s safe to swim at local beaches.
Three Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
City Hall will be removing two Canary Island Date Palms and four Mexican Fan Palms because they are causing structural damage to concrete walls, wood fences
Beach pedestrian access The Idaho Avenue stairs between Palisades Park and the beach are closed for cleanup and repair. Cingular telecommunications lines Cingular is installing telecommunication lines on San Vicente
LIFE ’ SAB EACH AND THEN YOU DINE BENIHANA-For more than 40 years Benihana chefs have been cooking up a feast on the hibachi grill. Steak, chicken, seafood and vegetables
While participating in the United Nations World Environment Day conference held in San Francisco a couple weeks ago, Santa Monica officials, along with representatives from about 70 cities worldwide, pledged
By Daily Press staff
Recent earthquakes in California and this week’s tsunami warning, along with recent earthquakes in northern Chile, are graphic reminders that Santa Monica is “earthquake country”
While participating in the United Nations World Environment Day conference held in San Francisco a couple weeks ago, Santa Monica officials, along with representatives from about 70 cities worldwide, pledged
While participating in the United Nations World Environment Day conference held in San Francisco a couple weeks ago, Santa Monica officials, along with representatives from about 70 cities worldwide, pledged
