By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center is celebrating 80 years of service to the Westside with a street festival this Sunday, Oct. 15, from noon to
By Daily Press staff
The John Wayne Cancer Institute (JWCI) at Saint John’s Health Center has been awarded a grant from The Avon Foundation, thanks to the recent Avon
The Santa Monica Family YMCA Wellness Lecture Series kicks off with this month’s upcoming seminars for seniors.
Learn more about the dangers of heart disease at the “Looking Beyond
By Daily Press staff
The American Cancer Society named Santa Monica residents Ann Cochran, Vienna Hayes and Jenifer Metz to represent Santa Monica at Celebration on the Hill 2006, a
Nursing association upset over veto
By JESSICA ROBERTS Special to the Daily Press
SACRAMENTO — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said Tuesday he would veto the universal health care bill authored by Santa
City, lawyers battle over fees
DELAYED: Legal dispute, technical questions plague MTBE cleanup efforts CITY HALL — It will likely be 15 years after the city’s drinking water was contaminated
By Daily Press staff
In partnership with Saint John’s Health Center,Westside Family Health Center’s Shots for Tots & Teens will provide free immunizations and TB skin tests
By Daily Press staff
Arts Fighting Cancer, the non-profit organization which co-produces the free outdoor movies at the Santa Monica Pier, will host a sneak peek screening of
By Daily Press staff
Veterans were all smiles last week when Santa Monica Elks brought them flowers and clothes. Robbie Robinson, chairman of veterans affairs and Ann Scully, president of
By Daily Press staff
Saint John’s Health Center, a 317-bed, not-for-profit, acute-care hospital serving Santa Monica and neighboring communities, has announced the renewal of its
Deli loses flavor after losing its star
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
NORTH OF WILSHIRE — Former car dealership owner Walter Parr liked to bring clients and associates
By Daily Press staff
Ignorance is bliss, unless it leads to health problems. That’s why UCLA Healthcare will offer a series of free health educational talks through September.
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