City believes Davis’ budget proposals may be illegal
The city is scrambling to find a way to keep the state from taking more than a hundred million dollars away from
The Santa Monica Fire Fighters selected 40 local families, which includes 121 children who have received assistance for the holidays. Each family received a food basket, with a money order
The New Year is a time for renewal, change and introspection. A few weeks ago, Q-line asked what you thought Santa Monica’s political leaders should focus on in
By Daily Press staff
Pete was born on Jan. 10, 1922 to a Colorado family of modest financial means. They grew much of their own food, canning it and saving
The New Year is a time for renewal, change and introspection. A few weeks ago, Q-line asked what you thought Santa Monica’s political leaders should focus on in
The New Year is a time for renewal, change and introspection. A few weeks ago, Q-line asked what you thought Santa Monica’s political leaders should focus on in
By Daily Press staff
Information on Santa Monica’s sex offender population can be found at numerous Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department stations.
A list of sex offenders living
City denies banning jets
Santa Monica’s airport is once again at the center of a national dispute with the Federal Aviation Administration, which may have implications for airports across
By From the people’s court in the Santa Monica Courthouse By John Wood
Marina Auto learned a costly lesson in used car warranties last week when it was ordered
The Montana Avenue Branch Library, 1704 Montana Ave., has reopened to the public following major renovations. Branch library hours are 12 noon to 9 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and
As the new year approaches, many Santa Monicans have begun thinking about their New Year’s resolutions and setting goals for themselves. And now that our political leaders — some old
