In 1997, a Champion took off without a pilot in rural Ohio and flew for 90 minutes before crashing into a bean field.
In 1990, a Champion taxied in circles
Ackerman was relieved to give up the odd present, which was donated to the Salvation Army along with other entries. Ackerman got the present in an office gift exchange.
“I
By Daily Press staff
The city of Santa Monica recently approved a dozen newsstand racks for the Daily Press, making it easier to find a copy of the city’s
‘Free fall’ and ‘the kick’ are all part of fruitcake fun
By CAMILLE HAYES Reno Gazette-Journal
So we assembled a team of volunteers to kick, drop and otherwise mutilate
By Daily Press staff
There’s a reason why Santa Monicans flock to Palisades Park — it is a nationally recognized landscape.
The city of Santa Monica has announced that the
Parking at center of dealerships’ complaints
Car dealers may drive right out of town if the city doesn’t kick it into gear soon.
Automobile dealerships in Santa Monica are
Daily Press has a new ‘e-dition’
By Daily Press staff
Readers can now get a photographic image of the Santa Monica Daily Press by computer.
In an electronic version
Tourists can flash the card and get a deal
By Daily Press staff
Not just a house of cards, Santa Monica’s efforts to lure Californians might now be called
By Daily Press staff
A book examining the case of controversial spy Jonathan Pollard will be the focus of a talk Tuesday by its author Mark Shaw.
Joining Shaw, a
Join Hershel the Puppet and friends for Hanukkah stories and songs today at Dec. 7 at 4 p.m. in the main library auditorium at 1343 6th Street, (at Santa
Task force will consider car-pool lanes, light rail and more buses
By BEATRIZ VALENZUELA Special to the Daily Press
City officials and transportation experts are looking for ways to
Residents say city needs to make Montana Avenue safer for pedestrians
A woman was seriously injured Saturday night after she was struck by a car on Montana Avenue.
Witnesses said
