By Lori Emerson Santa Monica
The two opinion letters (SMDP, June 23, page 4) have the same content, outline and tone. They both identically slam the new “mysterious” group called
Determining the will to change downtown
DOWNTOWN — With the hope of remaining a premier destination on the West Coast, downtown Santa Monica will most likely have to reinvent itself, an
Lost woman now is found
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
CULVER CITY — It’s been a long journey home for Margaret Rose Roberts, the 62-year-old
Sleeping in is so out this World Cup season
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
CITYWIDE — As time ran out on the U.S. National team during their
Man’s frantic search rolls on
By EMILIE PHELPS Special to the Daily Press
SUNSET PARK — Each day, Rejelio Munoz resumes the search for his wife following her disappearance more
By Ron Yukelson San Luis Obispo
That Santa Monica has evolved from the “People’s Republic of Santa Monica” to the “Home of the Homeless” saddens me. The time is
Expenditures are covered by salary savings
CITY HALL — The $442.6 million spending plan approved by City Council on Tuesday for the coming fiscal year will include increased funding for
Let go of the railing. Last week, the City Council agreed to purchase more than 104,000 square feet of land currently owned by Sears Roebuck and Co. for a
