By Daily Press staff
Help is on the way for the homeless. People Assisting the Homeless (PATH) will host Law Day 2004, a one-day conference designed to provide information
By Klaus Mennekes Vice president and managing director Hotel Casa Del Mar and Shutters on the Beach
A couple of days ago another disturbing incident, a fight and stabbing involving
By RON SCOTT SMITH
Paco Bell was elected mayor of Florissant, Colorado last week, perhaps a good omen of things to come in November for the Democrats. You see, Paco
SMRR leader not afraid of a little ‘Team’ work
A group of outspoken local residents met on the steps of City Hall on Tuesday to announce a joint effort to
Kids learn new cultures
By Daily Press staff
A dozen school-aged children this summer traveled across five continents without even leaving their backyards.
Twelve children, aged 6-11, were
Kennedy descendant expected to shake up local election
A member of the Kennedy family on Monday formally entered the world of Santa Monica politics.
After pulling nomination papers last week
By Lori Emerson Santa Monica
I see that Mayor Bloom has taken last week’s lead role in detailing the laws that are on the books regarding transients, all the
Traffic backs up throughout the city
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
PALISADES BLUFFS — A transient campfire likely caused the blaze that engulfed about an acre here
By Lori Emerson Santa Monica
I see that City Hall is, as usual, looking out for my best interests as a taxpaying citizen, trying to live and survive in (what
By Daily Press staff
A homeless woman was arrested by police after she allegedly stabbed a homeless man at the beach Thursday night.
At 9:54 p.m., Santa Monica
Council can’t agree on whether bikes should be banned in Palisades Park
CITY HALL — The wheels fell off of a discussion between elected leaders this week over whether bicyclists
Candidates weigh in on all things Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
With the election season officially getting underway earlier this month, candidates for the City Council are positioning themselves.
