This past week, Q-line asked: In light of a pair of recent murders do you still feel safe in Santa Monica? If not, what are you doing to protect
LAST WEEK, I WENT TO ARMENIA. I was so underdressed.
I had a feeling that I would be. I packed jeans and long sleeved T-shirts, an army-green parka
A pair of homicides last week has the usually safe city has some on edge. While murders don’t happen very often in this city by the sea, the recent
The first one to identify where this shot was taken wins a prize from the Daily Press. Send answers to
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition
A pair of homicides last week has the usually safe city has some on edge. While murders don’t happen very often in this city by the sea, the recent
A pair of homicides last week has the usually safe city has some on edge. While murders don’t happen very often in this city by the sea, the recent
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
Flashlight. Check! Sleeping bag. Check! Vaseline. Um... When Joey Drozdz was a kid, he attended a lively and memorable Polish summer camp.
A pair of homicides last week has the usually safe city on edge. While murders don’t happen very often in this city by the sea, the recent murders raises
A pair of homicides last week has some in the usually safe city on edge. While murders don’t happen very often in this city by the sea, the recent
Working for women SM Bay Woman’s Club looking for a little help from the local community
FOURTH STREET From the outside, the Santa Monica Bay Woman’s Club looks
Santa Monica resident Betsy Kollgaard was the first one to correctly identify the image in this photo, which is of Paul Conrad’s “Chain Reaction” sculpture located in the Civic
By Daily Press Staff
SM PIER For the second straight year, Santa Monica-based International Medical Corps has partnered with Starbucks and Ethos Water to host Walks for Water in
