Ink in the City: Part I
A WEEKLY PHOTO SERIES CAPTURING THE PERSONALITY OF SANTA MONICA Barbed Wire... tribal tatts on lower backs... the depiction of an Aesop fable? Tattoos
By Daily Press staff
A car wash and breakfast, all for 10 bucks. Youth from the American Red Cross of Santa Monica will host a “syrup and suds” car wash
Or at least much of Santa Monica soon will be, as the Santa Monica Police Department finishes up installing 123 surveillance cameras in tourist-heavy areas such as the Pier,
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On Tuesday, May 9, at 2:15 a.m., Santa Monica Police officers responded to the 1500 block of Lincoln Boulevard — Denny’s — regarding a man who was allegedly
Even if you got ’em... City staffers are presently studying the feasibility of banning smoking entirely from the bustling Third Street Promenade. Following measures that nixed cigarettes and the like
A weekly photo series capturing the personality of santa monica iPod, uPod, we all Pod... The miniature digital media player — unifying in its popularity, yet isolating in its usage — has
City raises concerns over scooter safety
SECOND STREET — Some consider them toys for the wealthy, others the epitome of America’s laziness, but for Allen Battino, his motorized-scooter — better
Even if you got ’em... City staffers are presently studying the feasibility of banning smoking entirely from the bustling Third Street Promenade. Following measures that nixed cigarettes and the like
After three weeks, we finally have a winner for the previous mystery photo contest. Kate DeFronzo accurately described that this photo was taken of a statue located outside the entrance
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SUNSET PARK — When it comes to cruising up the coast on one of his more than 20 custom, handmade motorcycles, director/master builder Scott Gillen appears the ultimate
Victim robbed, then struck by car
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On Friday, May 6, at 11:57 p.m., Santa Monica Police officers responded to the 1300 block of Santa Monica Boulevard regarding
Despite having hatched an exceedingly high concept, writer-director David Jacobson (“Dahmer”) fails to achieve tremendous elevation in “Down in the Valley,” an ambitious but imperfect modern-day take on
