By EMILY SKEHAN
When the fundamentalist government in Khartoum raided southern Sudan, they burned the villages, poisoned the water sources, made the young girls slaves and massacred 2.5 million.
Our sporting heroes don’t seem to be made of the same stuff they used to be. Nowadays, they are either accused of abusing man’s best friend (Michael Vick)
Our sporting heroes don’t seem to be made of the same stuff they used to be. Nowadays, they are either accused of abusing man’s best friend (Michael Vick)
More than 19 million toys recalled in past two weeks
CITYWIDE Concerned whether any of her 17-month-old son’s toys contained lead paint, Erin Buckhantz decided to play
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN LA Elected officials in Los Angeles are considering whether or not to make drivers pay a fee to drive into LAX.
Westside City Councilman Bill
Big black crows accused of killing residents’ spirits
SUNSET PARK A war is brewing between Tom Beaulieu and more than 100 crows.
The Santa Monican is fighting for the rights
Ten local artists have banded together to present an art show to raise money for orphans in Sudan. Stop by the garden of St. Augustine-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church
By GERRY SHIH Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA PIER There has perhaps never been a greater legend in rock who exposed the folly of commercial music buyers with
dresses lining the aisles, interspersed with tables of denim and hand bags.
Many women, digging their heads into the racks, came with few layers on, dressed in tank tops in
After the collapse of a Minneapolis interstate bridge last week, Los Angeles is checking up on the safety of local bridges. City Councilmembers Bill Rosendahl and Wendy Greuel introduced a
By EMILY SKEHAN
Westside real estate firm Pence Hathorn Silver kicked off a “going green” campaign when they previewed a Santa Monica LEED home late last month. The $5 million
