Charities continue to conduct feedings in SM
The two sides of a lawsuit over outdoor public feedings in Santa Monica both said this week that it’s up to the
Ex-trucker spent years studying trivia in SM
Winning the grand prize on television’s “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?” hasn’t changed Kevin Smith.
The 53-year old
By Tony Street Santa Monica
Let me see if I have this right. Bea Nemlaha, spokesperson for Save Our Neighborhoods, states that Santa Monica tenants “care about the character of
“What issues here in Santa Monica — other than war and school district woes — are you concerned about?”
Here are your responses: ■ “Not a thing in the world. Everything is just
To be a city-recognized neighborhood organization, a group must be located in and represent a specific geographic area, as well as meet membership size requirements.
It must have an
FROM THE STREET
By Charles Springer
What is understanding? Is it simply a word we use to console someone who has troubles in their life? Is it a word we
“Should the city give the district more money? Why or why not?” Here are your responses: ■ “I would like to see an audit of how many children and adults who
By Michael J. Tittinger
The night sky begins to lift from Santa Monica, California.
The smell of coffee perks from just about every street corner, motorists begin converging on the
Third graders from the Westside Waldorf School in Santa Monica came to St. Joseph Center last Wednesday to harvest the fruits of their labor.
They planted radishes, carrots, and spinach
By Daily Press staff
Board members of the Bayside District Corp., a non-profit organization that manages the downtown in conjunction with the city, agreed Thursday to recommend allowing henna
THE STREET
By Charles Springer
I appreciate the freedoms we have, like being able to express our opinions about the government and private organizations. This is one of the freedoms
