By Daily Press staff
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Friday announced the appointment of a local man to a high-ranking position in the Department of Veterans’Affairs.
William Parente, 62,
Posie Carpenter has returned to UCLA Healthcare as director of nursing at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center.
A Westchester resident, Carpenter held several managerial and staff positions at UCLAMedical Center
By Daily Press staff
Hospital stays are seldom fun and games, except for some children and teens hospitalized at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center, thanks to a donation from Activision.
Like he did with his 1996 summer blockbuster “Independence Day,” filmmaker Roland Emmerich proves to be a master of eye-popping disaster in “The Day After Tomorrow.” Though its hampered
Cancer Alucard
PROMENADE — Cancer Alucard wants to be a rock star and a chemist, but first he needs to get off the streets of Santa Monica.
Cancer, 22, whose real
By Daily Press staff
It’s all about the arts this weekend in Venice. On Saturday and Sunday, more than 400 emerging and established Southern California artists will donate original
Nick Rath has 30 kids and somebody else’s kidney.
The 59-year-old resident of Pacific Palisades has had three biological children, three stepchil-dren, six adopted children and
By Daily Press staff
A local hospital worker has been honored nationally for her service to the community. Rebecca Ritarita Refuerzo, executive director of the Child and Family Development Center
By Daily Press staff
Hundreds of nurses were honored Wednesday as part of a week-long appreciation effort.
National Nurses Week is a time to appreciate what nurses contribute to
By Daily Press staff
Saint John’s Irene Dunne Guild, a longtime hospital support group, is hosting the 2004 Caritas Award Gala honoring Academy Award-winning actor Anthony Hopkins. The
By Daily Press staff
To celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Venice Art Walk, a cocktail party and live benefit art auction was held Thursday in the spacious Venice studio
West Los Angeles resident Joy Munn and Bel Air resident Phyllis McCray were recently honored at Orthopaedic Hospital for their volunteer service on behalf of pediatric patients with crippling disorders.
