Like the ancient sea turtles for which it’s named, this sophisticated tear-jerker from writer/director Tim Kirkman moves very slowly. But those who are patient shall be rewarded
By Daily Press staff
As crude oil and natural gas prices reach record levels, it might be surprising to know that less than half of American homeowners take steps to
The cost to produce one affordable housing unit in Santa Monica is $240,000.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on October 12, 2005. Read the
Change would boost public sleeping to a misdemeanor illegal camping, particularly in city parks.
The council will formally consider the change next week.
Currently, those caught “passed out” in city
October is dedicated to raising awareness of domestic violence
By Daily Press staff
MID-CITY — A fresh start on life often requires a fresh look.
And that’s exactly what
Parents are losing their self-control to their own anger. A friend recently called me and told me a very troubling story. She had seen on a TV news program
City officials will spend $530,000 in order to give transit workers a higher hourly wage.
The contract with the United Transportation Union, Local 1785 expired this past summer so
“Know before you go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here are the government-initiated projects for the week of Oct. 10: Fourth Street fiber optic
Ivan Martinez, 12, was last week’s mystery photo winner. Martinez accurately described that this photo was taken at the Police Activities League. Check out this week’s mystery photo
CORRECTION — A person’s name was misspelled in the Oct. 3 edition. The name of the co-owner and president of the Santa Monica Music Center is Paul Fernandez.
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