best to ease neighbors’parking concerns that have been expressed in the past two years. According to the plan that governs the project, SMC is not allowed to stage events
By Ed Sharrow Santa Monica Vigilance against anti-social behavior Editor:
The recall of Governor Gray Davis ballot is a symptom of a misdirected electorate. I, my neighbors, the conservative
By Daily Press staff
Whole Foods Market, the world’s largest natural and organic supermarket, opens its doors in Santa Monica today.
The store, located at 2201 Wilshire Blvd., will
After Mr. Ed Holmes’ revolutionary answer for my question, “inhaling tons of smoke” (SMDP, July 2) and some effort for recalling Gov. Gray Davis, we arranged an interview with Mr.
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board is accepting applications to fill two vacancies on the district’s Ad Hoc Financial Oversight Committee.
The Financial
Seniors have until July 31 to sign up for exemption
Senior citizens have less than one month to exempt themselves from a new $225 parcel tax on all properties in
By Daily Press staff
In addition to their diplomas, several Santa Monica students walked away from their June graduations with scholarships.
More than $20,000 was distributed to graduates from
By — Sheila and Will (13 months)
Have a favorite outing with your child? Share ideas with other parents by sending in a brief description to the Santa Monica Mommy page
By Daily Press staff
Once the local assistant superintendent of schools, Sue Gee has moved on to take the helm of a district in Massachusetts.
Gee has been appointed superintendent
District questions why teacher waited to make claim
By DAVE DANFORTH Daily Press Staff Writer
A physical education instructor won a partial victory recently in an unusual case in which
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica resident and Cal Poly Pomona Alumni Tyrone Merriweather has the opportunity of a lifetime to catapult himself into the national spotlight in Nike’s
Council listens to testimony before passing city budget
By Daily Press staff
Hundreds marched on City Hall Tuesday night, demanding that elected leaders shell out millions of dollars to free
