No good deed goes unpunished
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.
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By Daily Press staff
The Big Blue Bus’ Web site was hacked Friday afternoon by an unidentified perpetrator, briefly transforming the public transit agency’s main page from a source
Linda Shockley is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, the first to correctly identify that this shot was captured above the Old Navy store on the Third Street
The Key Frances Band: They’re funky, rockin’ and psy-chedelic.
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Frances lays out guitar licks that will get your body and mind grooving. His poetic lyrics are the
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Gerry Fialka hosts a panel discussion this Sunday probing the effects of Los Angeles radio in countercul-ture developments. Participants on the panel will include Reverend Dan of Music
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE
Absorb good chi at “Ten Chi,” when Pina Bausch, the German-born choreographer and company director, and Tanztheatre Wuppertal share the sounds, sights and paradoxes of modern
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Santa Monican screenwriters weather the strike
WEST LOS ANGELES Frank Cappello remembers the great strike of 1988 like it was yesterday.
The Santa Monica screenwriter had just moved to Southern
(sub) Del Rey is a neighborhood in search of an identity
By Melody Hanatani
Daily Press Staff Writer
DEL REY — Don’t call us the Marina, or even Playa.
That’
Expo’s first leg may cost $808 million
DOWNTOWN LA The long-awaited dream to bring a transit rail system to Santa Monica hit another snag.
Officials with the Exposition
By Dan Minkoff Guest Commentary
MOST EVERYTHING THAT FIRE DESTROYS can be replaced, with the tragic exception of lost lives. Unfortunately, government policies are seemingly as permanent as death, and
