By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Historical Society is flexing some muscle. “Muscle Beach, Santa Monica,” an exhibition presented by the Santa Monica Historical Society Museum, opens May 4.
Sharks linger beneath surface
By Daily Press staff
WILL ROGERS STATE BEACH — Officials spotted two leopard sharks and a small great white or mako shark off of local beaches on
Alocal environmentalist on Tuesday helped dedicate the first of 200 hydrogen fuel cell stations officials plan to open in California by 2010.
Terry Tamminen, 52, an Ocean Park resident who
15,000 people expected for ‘Clean Energy Now’
By Daily Press staff
While Earth Day is officially April 22, there is plenty of celebrating and educating going on today.
Thousands
Treat it before you flush it, they say
SM BEACH — Dysentery, pink eye, rashes, hepatitis, and ear, nose and throat infections — the biological reactions to polluted ocean water can be
The Santa Monica City Council recently passed a law forbidding the public from smoking on the beach. Add this to prohibitions against alcohol and dogs on the beach, and some
Santa Monica’s largest public foundation recently awarded $375,000 to 16 groups doing groundbreaking work regarding environmental health and justice.
The groups are addressing critical issues, including working to
By Daily Planet slaves
Much of the sand on Santa Monica beach was sold to French real estate tycoon Ahmed Agbar Wednesday for $4.2 billion, officials said.
Agbar said
The new sustainable city task force is made up of 11 people that either work or live in Santa Monica. They represent a wide range of expertise. ■ Genevieve Bertone is
By Daily Press staff
SANTA MONICA BEACH — The lifeless body of a woman was discovered near the water line along the beach Thursday afternoon.
Described by police as that of
