Pointed questions stir debate at pre-election event
MID-CITY — More than a dozen residents vying for four open seats on the Santa Monica City Council took to the crowded
By Donna Block Santa Monica
This letter is in response to the article on CEPS’ political endorsements and its intention to discredit David Cole, labeling him as “not reliable as
This past week, Q-line asked: “How can City Hall, business owners and residents work together to better monitor and ensure the cleanliness and safety of the city’s alleyways?
Kennedy sibs stump for Shriver in Santa Monica
MID-CITY — U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy stepped into a restaurant here Thursday morning, shook hands with dozens of community leaders and
CEPS throws its support behind Measures S, N
MID-CITY — A powerful group of parents with broad community support weighed in on the local City Council race Monday, throwing their
By DAVID COLE:
As a former neighborhood group president of Mid-City Neighbors, I would like to say I have often been poorly treated even though I was a voice
Neighbors told to stay put as police comb area
By CAROLYN SACKARIASON AND JOHN WOOD Daily Press Staff Writers
MID-CITY — Police closed off four square blocks in the heart
Fellowship of the rings: Class is taking part in revolutionary workout
MID-CITY — They range from 13 to 84, some fit and nimble, others not so much.
They are students
Terms of cremation settlement sealed with the court
MID-CITY — A Santa Monica funeral home has agreed to pay an undisclosed amount of money to the family of a man
Oops: Pharmacist at ready for couples who were not
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
MID-CITY — Pharmacist Allen Lieberoff knows full well that, sometimes, even the best-
The Westside Greens unanimously voted on Thursday to support Santa Monica’s recently passed living wage ordinance.
Hailing the law as a pioneering success for low-wage tourism workers, the
