By Daily Press staff
With interest building quickly for the coolest new address in downtown Los Angeles, Standard Pacific Homes has announced that an off-site sales office will open
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY ELAN JOURNO
European diplomats, who courted Iran in an attempt to halt its suspected nuclear weapons program, regret that “diplomacy” did not dissuade Iran from its
King: Dream still lives
The legacy of the Civil Rights movement was shared among generations on Monday, when Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter spoke at a Santa Monica event
By JAYA GUPTA Special to the Daily Press
Often a place where smog taints every breath and the only greenery to be seen comes from the shrubs that grow along
By Daily Press staff
A new Santa Monica College art exhibit will explore interconnectivity and other themes.
“Entwined,” an exhibit featuring the works of Sharon Kagan and Vanessa Madrid will
By Daily Press staff
Interested in what the Santa Monica Family YMCA is all about? The YMCA is hosting its annual community open house on Saturday, Jan. 7. Anyone who
By Daily Press staff
West LA’s Children’s Book World is hosting a number of events in January, featuring meet and greets, book readings and autograph opportunities.
The events
Clean sweeps: Rose Avenue gets a new outlook for 2006
ROSE AVENUE — Young students wearing florescent green vests and hard hats are cleaning up this neighborhood street some say has
Resolution Festival planned to be an inspirational day on Jan. 1
By Daily Press staff
SM PIER — Everyone needs a push when it comes to New Year’s resolutions.
And
By Daily Press staff
A local political figure is doing his part to bring the 2005 Chanukah celebration to an end.
Mayor Bob Holbrook on Saturday will welcome the crowds
By Daily Press staff
A piece of Santa Monica history is on display at the Santa Monica Historical Society Museum.
The museum is hosting a free exhibit reception and lecture
By JAYA GUPTA Special to the Daily Press
Intimate, acoustic performances have a funny way of striking a chord with you — pun fully intended. At the tiny Hotel Café in
