By Daily Press staff
The City of Santa Monica is seeking qualifications from experienced professional public artists for the upcoming Village at Santa Monica Civic Center housing development. A panel
Woman once was lost, but has found new life
By DANIELE HAMAMDJIAN Special to The Daily Press
In March of 1988, Leslie Jean McIntosh says her husband wrapped his hands
By Daily Press staff
The National Association of Attorneys General and i-SAFE America will host a conference on Friday at the Fairmont Miramar Hotel in Santa Monica to introduce
How Much Is Enough?
By David J. Bredehoft
It could be that children today are more overindulged than we were, but then again, doesn’t every generation look back on
By Daily Press staff
Is the oil era in its final days? According to professor David Goldstein, it is. The United Methodist Women and the Social Concerns Committee have invited
By Daily Press staff
William Pryor, great-great-great grandson of famed evolutionist Charles Darwin, will be a speaker at Fairview Branch Library today.
From 2:30 p.m. to
Seven-year-old Alexandra Farhadian accurately described where this recent mystery photo was taken — Joslyn Park. Check out the weekend edition for this week’s mystery photo.
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The Santa Monica Police Department is offering free, self-defense classes to adults who live, work or attend school in Santa Monica.
The SMPD defensive tactics team will teach an
Leaders from around the world remember Reagan
Reagan Presidential Library, where the body of the nation’s 40th president will lie in repose through Tuesday before traveling to Washington. After
The $72,000 contract with Matrix Consulting Group, which is evaluating the uilding department’s inefficiencies, may get another $2,250 tacked onto it. City officials requested more information from
