Series of errors being blamed for allowing inmate to escape
DOWNTOWN LA — The man suspected of kidnapping a Santa Monica woman twice last year remains at large after he escaped
SMRR may face competition
DOWNTOWN — Santa Monicans and business leaders who historically have shied away from politics may soon be helping to set policy through their involvement on city boards
By Daily Press staff
In celebrating the diversity, strength and excellence of Los Angeles, The Central City Association of Los Angeles honored New Directions with the association’s distinguished “Treasures
City has never taken home for health violations, attorney says
SUNSET PARK — An apartment building in Santa Monica plagued with code violations has been ordered by the court to be
By Kenneth McCrae Santa Monica
Two comments regarding the April 29 edition: First, concerning the position of homeless liaison announced on page 1: I will apply for the position as
By Pat Robles Santa Monica City Hall has a candidate Editor:
I read about the no smoking in outside dining areas in Santa Monica (SMDP, April 29, page 1). I
By Daily Press staff
Longtime Santa Monica residents Blase and Theresa Bonpane of the Office of the Americas will receive the “Hope Through Empowerment Award” at the 2005 St. Joseph
WHAT’S THE POINT?
The homeless. A source of social fire greater than raising taxes. Everyone has an opinion on them. They live in our parks, soil our alleys, terrorize
Board members want biggest bang for their buck Old Pasadena provides model
DOWNTOWN — More eyes and ears are needed in the city’s busiest shopping district, and officials are considering
By Daily Press staff
Ready to get dressed up and party to help the homeless? St. Joseph Center’s 20th annual dinner dance and auction is going to be held
Shriver takes his first big step on council
CITY HALL — Elected officials here plan to hire a high-profile liaison with a salary of as much as $200,000 and
