Drills help coordinate local agency efforts
MID-CITY — Weapons of mass destruction were discovered here on Friday.
That was the fictitious scenario around which local police and fire agencies from
Scientology mission is offering up detox
MID-CITY — The Church of Scientology has seen its name increasingly appear in celebrity tabloids and magazines over the past two years, specifically when
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MID-CITY — Birds seem to love to do their business here.
For the past few years, the Santa Monica- Malibu Unified School District’s Transportation Facility has been under
SM-UCLA, from page 1 Medical Center steps out on 80th birthday
MID-CITY — Following eight decades of serving the community in times of crisis and despair, it was a
The Prop. W debate exposed by billboard
By MAYA LI MEINERT Special to the Daily Press
MID-CITY — The No on Prop. W campaign put up a billboard Thursday that
Officials hear ‘chirping’ signals can be confusing
MID-CITY — For residents who are blind or have lost their hearing, just walking the city’s streets can be a scary proposition,
Brush with the past
By Daily Press staff
MID-CITY — The day’s history lesson was staged outdoors on Tuesday for the students of McKinley Elementary School, who marked the
13 Hundreds take part THEY CERTAINLY WILL COME
By MILOS BLAGOJEVIC Special to The Daily Press
MID-CITY — On paper, there’s nothing special about the Buffos.
They’re 1-
Passion was activist’s M.O.
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
MID-CITY — Longtime neighborhood activist and political watchdog Chuck Allord, who became a vocal fixture at
One mid-city neighborhood, heavily impacted by traffic and parking problems, was dumped on again by the City Council who voted (4-3) last Tuesday to allow the Unitarian Universalist
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about a Santa Monica landlord who claimed harassment by a tenant fighting a rent increase. Usually, it’s the tenants who are harassed
Real estate prices have gone through the roof. Savvy investors are coming to town and buying up older apartment buildings. Eager to see investments pay off quickly, many new landlords
