‘Culture of striking’must end, SM official says
Los Angeles buses and trains are picking up riders again, but everything is far from settled in the ongoing controversy surrounding drivers,
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By Daily Press staff
In an e-mail titled “Information on swearing-in attire for Governor Schwarzenegger and
By KATHERINE WECH Special to the Daily Press
Of course I’d heard of Cirque Du Soleil. With eight shows currently running worldwide and more than 90 cities having hosted
By Daily Press staff
The city of Santa Monica scored an “A” on the first-ever “preservation report card” issued by the Los Angeles Conservancy, and was one of just
Beachcombers looking for a quick jaunt to the Third Street Promenade and downtown area may encounter some obstacles come early next year, as two staircases leading from Palisades Park down
When last we visited the Matrix, an army of menacing machines was bearing down on the last bastion of humanity, our hero Neo (Keanu Reeves) learned that the Oracle’s
By Daily Press staff
It appears the MTA bus strike is on the verge of being settled. Negotiators for Teamsters Local 572 have finalized a tentative, three-year agreement between
Road home to Massachusetts has been long, painful ordeal
By LEE RAJSICH Special to the Daily Press
Lynne Carter, 70, and her husband, Lacey, 84, have been visiting Santa Monica
SMFD crew fighting Stevenson Ranch wildfire
The wildfires blazing through Southern California have gotten so out of control that the Santa Monica Fire Department has sent an unprecedented amount of
By LEE RAJSICH Special to the Daily Press
What may be the largest trove of unused American paper money to survive from the 1800s was recently sold for more than
Man says good-bye to the father he never knew
More than 58 years after his death, Army 1st Lt. Phillip Miller was buried with full military honors at Woodlawn
