By ROLAN GARRISSON Daily Press Staph Writer
The seeds have been planted for a ballot measure making shake marijuana, also known as “ditch weed,” “Mexi-brick” and “generic meds,” a
By ANITA NEWJOB Daily Stress Staff Writer
DOUGLAS PARK Following a heated debate that extended into the early morning hours last Tuesday, City Council members narrowly voted to retain the
SM AIRPORT Residents looking to increase safety and reduce the number of jets flying in and out of the Santa Monica Airport received some bad news this week with federal
Forever stamp makes debut in Washington
WASHINGTON Former Santa Monica Mayor Ruth Y. Goldway will be front and center during today’s ceremony marking the introduction of a forever stamp
Council eyes green-building standards for homeowners
CITYWIDE Faded Levi’s aren’t just fashionable, they’re sustainable.
Long the hottest thing in hipster fashion, denim has become the hottest
By JEANETTE HENDERSON is author of the book “There’s no such thing as public speaking” and is a co-founder of Podium Master, a presentation consulting firm. She may
Local legal duo dispenses free advice on the air
By KRISTIN MAYER Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL Professional legal help and live entertainment intersect in the form of
Green autos also get parking help
CITYWIDE Forget that roll of quarters and those pesky parking tickets. If you’re a veteran of distinction or the owner of an environmentally-
Public may be asked to cover the costs of running for office
CITY HALL While it may be a sound theory, elected officials are still leery of using tax dollars
Living locally can help reduce stress, improve productivity
CITYWIDE While he lives only 20 miles from his office at City Hall, Deputy City Attorney Ivan Campbell spends about two hours
Commercial jets possibly restricted
SM AIRPORT Residents’ attempts to ban corporate jets from flying over Santa Monica just might pay off as the FAA, which controls aviation activity at the
