Take the seventh annual tour of city improvement projects with Craig Perkins, director of Environmental & Public Works Management. We’ll tour the city by Big Blue Bus and return
Bryant Villa is this week’s mystery photo winner. Villa accurately described that this photo was taken atop the police substation at the Santa Monica Pier. Villa has won a
This past weekend, hundreds of cyclists took to the road as part of an awareness effort. The group that organizes the monthly rides, “Critical Mass,” aims to get more people
This past weekend, hundreds of cyclists took to the road as part of an awareness effort. The group that organizes the monthly rides, “Critical Mass,” aims to get more people
This past weekend, hundreds of cyclists took to the road as part of an awareness effort. The group that organizes the monthly rides, “Critical Mass,” aims to get more people
By Daily Press staff
The Red Cross needs your blood. The American Red Cross has recently seen a decline in blood donations, and is currently appealing for Type O-negative
ground Jewel Cave, got drenched on a boat ride under the pounding Niagara Falls and walked among monuments to man and country in Washington, D.C., at night. On our
Birthday girl a witness to Santa Monica’s emergence
By WINTER JOHNSON Special to the Daily Press
Sadie Condon is preparing to celebrate her 100th birthday this Fourth of July,
(Editor’s note: Former Daily Press reporter John Wood spent six weeks this past spring driving across the United States. Below is a short report on his trip.) The only
Pier officials are working on a plan to bring sport fishing and boating back to Santa Monica.
Currently they are considering two options: an estimated $13 million plan that would
CORRECTION — In the June 24 edition of the Santa Monica Daily Press there was an article “Class of ‘05 heads into the world,” regarding the Santa Monica High School graduation
With all due respect to George A. Romero, zombie flicks are dead and long overdue for a burial. In the past three years alone, there have been somewhere in the