DOWNTOWN Sandra Moore doesn’t consider herself a failure, but whenever she takes a drag on her cigarette, she does feel a tinge of guilt for not following through with
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By —Kristin Mayer
Lita Albuquerque stepped off the C- 17 Globemaster military transport plane and into blinding whiteness. Welcome to Antarctica.
“She was just ecstatic,” said Sophie Pegrum, a documentary
People like airplanes, but not when they’re landing in their backyard.
More than 100 angry residents of Sunset Park and Mar Vista rallied in front of the administration building
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Addressing traffic was one of the key issues for Santa Monica planning officials, from the formulation of the Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE), to speeding along Ocean Park Boulevard,
Drinking fluoride... chopping trees... biking en masse... building up and tearing down. The year 2007 is drawing to a close, giving us time to both look ahead with hope, as
By By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until
UNDER A DARK CLOUD Brandon Wise Holiday shoppers were doused throughout Tuesday in Santa Monica, as intermittent showers took hold of the region. Rain is forecasted for both today and
New scaled-back designs for Village pass muster with city
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By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
CIVIC CENTER — Apparently, size does matter, at least when it comes to
City instructs workers on how to welcome millions of tourists
MAIN STREET The five million tourists who duck into Santa Monica next year can expect an upgrade in customer service.
