The new noise ordinance limits continuous noises in industrial zones to 70 decibels, commercial zones to 65 decibels during the day and 60 decibels at night, while residential zones are
John Wood/Daily Press Hazardous materials workers from the Santa Monica Fire Department converged on downtown Tuesday after a large quantity of white powder was found in front of Fromex
Meraz will transform the Project Room into a cocoon-like environment inhabited by a series of unlikely sculptures, creating a macrocosm of skeletal interventions. He explains within this cavernous space,
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monicans can learn the importance of laughter during an even happier happy hour. Blue Shield of California 65 Plus will present “Laughter as Good Medicine”
By Daily Press staff
Most of us want to live a more fulfilling existence, a life free of imagined limitations. But what really prevents us from fully reaching our goals?
By Daily Press staff
Do houses have histories? According to building biographer Tim Gregory, they do. Gregory is a noted registered public historian, certified archivist, researcher and writer with more
Rev. Jesse Jackson joins hundreds at St. Monica’s in an attempt to stop pending execution of Kevin Cooper
By MICHAEL TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
NORTH OF WILSHIRE — Close
One of the busiest intersections in Santa Monica opened this week after it was closed for more than a month.
A water main break that occurred on New Year’s
CORRECTION — The keynote speaker for the Martin Luther King birthday celebration was inaccurately reported in the Jan. 19 edition. The keynote speaker was Dorothy Nelson, senior judge of the Ninth
Lois Bailey correctly identified last week’s mystery photo as the cross on top of St. Augustine By The Sea Church on Fourth Street between Arizona Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard.
Ties that bind: Cops attribute crime dip to close community
(Editor’s note: Because of printing problems, the SMDP is re-printing this story, which appeared in the Jan. 22
As part of the older adult wellness series, the YMCA is hosting two free lectures this February.
The first, on Wednesday, Feb. 18, will focus on Lymphedema. Dr. Emily Ilker,
