By Thom Trybus Santa Monica
Santa Monica has decided to rebuild its main library and that is a very good thing, despite all the criticism by the yes on “S”
NEWS What are the Constitutional rights of the homeless?
This is a hot button issue, particularly in a city that likes to style itself as the “Home to the Homeless.
By Daily Press staff
More than 500 business owners, professionals and community leaders turned out on Mother’s Day Eve in the Crystal Ballroom of the Beverly Hills Hotel for
By Charles Springer
The education of the majority of Americans who cannot afford the private schools is not a priority of the leaders of this country.
It seems we are
Last week’s Daily Press Q-line confirmed that many people seem to dislike the Santa Monica/Malibu Unified School District.
I’ll bet it has to do with the
By Brian D. Koepke Santa Cruz
Looking down your noses at the homeless will not drive them out of Santa Monica. Ticketing the homeless will not drive them out of
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica officials will appear on KCET’s “California Connected” from 8 to 9 p.m. tonight to discuss the city’s homeless population. The channel
Storm drain expected to be overhauled on Montana
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
Dee’s has fed Santa Monicans since 1941
Finding a solid, home-style breakfast downtown will be harder this summer.
Dee’s Diner, the family-owned coffee shop on Santa
Suspect in murder case has extensive criminal history
Officials will determine in the next month whether to seek the death penalty for a convicted felon who is accused of murdering
Problem within — one man’s success also reveals flaws
By Ed Silverstein
(Editor’s note: This is the third installment of a three-part series that tracks how a man
