Canyon beach a clear winner
SM BEACH — All areas of the beach in Santa Monica got a failing grade this past winter by an environmental group that tracks water quality
By Daily Press staff
There will be some environmental healing going on next week as the leading nonprofit committed to cleaning up the bay holds its annual dinner.
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Funds go to marine life, water quality
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today will award $345,000 to the State Water Resources Control Board for
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The woman killed after being run over by a Big Blue Bus a week ago has been identified.
Maria Carrera, 47, of Los Angeles, died Friday,
shrubs around the trees per the 1997 plan may be wasteful, since the shrubs may be trampled by pedestrians and also will be difficult to maintain.
Also, most of the
By Daily Press staff
OCEAN AVENUE — An unidentified woman was killed Friday morning after she was hit by a Big Blue Bus.
The Santa Monica Police Department responded at 7:
By Daily Press staff
Do you clean with recycled cloths and print with soy ink? The City of Santa Monica and Chamber of Commerce announced this year’s winners of
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Where does that water running down your street end up? Are you in need of some water-efficient landscaping tips? Does your child need to write
Groups urge government to establish limits for bottom-feeders
SM PIER — Time is running out for Santa Monicans to help decide whether the West Coast sea floor should be protected.
“Know before you go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica.
Street and park lighting project: Work has begun on upgrading street lighting with new fixtures and
Everyone deserves to live non-toxically, environmentalists say. The Liberty Hill Foundation, based in Santa Monica, recently awarded $269,000 to groups doing grassroots environmental health and justice work in
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Returning to its liberal roots, Santa Monica is taking it all off — literally.
Citing mass resident complaints regarding plans to
