downtown Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
THIRD STREET — It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
Or something to that effect. Crews on Monday began erecting a new
By Daily Press staff
World-renowned musicians and comedians will celebrate Mediterranean and Indian cultures at the World Beat for Peace Music Festival to benefit Santa Monica resident Kelly Hayes-
By Daily Press staff
Westside residents plan to gather this weekend for the anniversary of Kristallnacht, known as the precursor to the Holocaust.
Nearly two dozen Southern California temples will
By Daily Press staff
The corporatization of the video industry hits home with the closing of one of Santa Monica’s last “mom and pop” movie rental stores.
Galaxy Video
By Daily Press staff
Edgemar Center for the Arts’ third annual gala fundraiser was a lively evening of comedy, music and dance, including the opening of Lyndie Benson’s “Portraits”
Film critic Dan Dunn previews upcoming holiday films
THE MOVIE: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Nov.18)
THE STARS: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Ron Weasley, Michael Gambon, Rupert
By Daily Press staff
Christmas is coming early for a group of needy kids. Seventy-five children between the ages of 5 and 10 years old are going to Sears
By Daily Press staff
The Big Blue Bus is going the distance for its customers. This fall, Big Blue Bus will take travelers to a Danish village and holiday parade,
By Daily Press staff
Just how much impact do we humans have on the environment? Explore the answer this month at Santa Monica College. This month SMC is continuing its
By Daily Press staff
In the dark about the propositions and measures on the ballot for the November election? The Santa Monica/Westside YWCA is here to help. On Wednesday,
By Daily Press staff
St. Joseph Center, a social service organization helping impoverished and homeless individuals and families, welcomed 60 supporters to an open house at its temporary 400 West
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Some of Hollywood’s top actors will relive on stage the misfortune of several people who ended up living on Santa Monica’s streets but became
