Brandon Wise HOME SWEET HOME? Patients at Pacific Convalescent Center sued the parent company, SunMar Healthcare, Inc., for failure to provide proper care. The case was settled last month, with
Independent auditor to monitor facilities
17th STREET The owner of more than a dozen convalescent homes in Southern California, including one in Santa Monica, has settled a class action lawsuit,
Lack of first responders living in city a concern for officials
CITYWIDE There’s a small window of opportunity separating a free-flowing ride up the I-405 Freeway and
Backing breakfast
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
THIRD STREET PROMENADE On some mornings, hitting the snooze button one more time can seem like the most important thing
Index aims to raise awareness of societal issues
Santa Monica has some of the healthiest, longest-living, smartest and richest people around.
That’s the conclusion of a recently released
Fuel cost hard on volunteers
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN For many, high gas prices have meant limiting some of the frivolous spending that has defined
Adele Ott Murphy, 93, senior activist and World War II Navy nurse died July 11, 2008, in Los Angeles,. The longtime Santa Monica resident and Red Cross Humanitarian Award recipient’
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
SANTA MONICA BLVD The creators of the publishing business that spawned Hot Rod and Motor Trend magazines donated $15 million to Saint John’s Health Center
Carbon footprint can be minimized
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
MAIN LIBRARY There is a new reason to feel guilty about eating those juicy cheeseburgers and it
Spreading awareness, fighting deadly cancer
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN When Santa Monica resident Janice McQueen-Ward lost her mother, Margaret McQueen, to stage-four lung
Adele Ott Murphy, 95, senior activist and World War II Navy nurse died July 11, 2008, in Los Angeles,. The longtime Santa Monica resident and Red Cross Humanitarian Award recipient’
Officials say strike will cause no disruption at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center
MID-CITY Months of contentious negotiations over wage increases and improved health care for the 8,500
