By Mathew Millen Santa Monica
Rebecca Isaacs is the executive director of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA). Her proposal asking 1,500 people to volunteer, i.e. work
Just another year in ‘Paradise.’ That’s likely the perception of those outside Santa Monica’s borders, but residents know better; they know much work needs to be done and
By MATTERS BY JACK NEWORTH
Few people knew Douglas E. Screwge, Santa Monica’s biggest landlord, was the great-great-great-grandson of Ebeneezer Scrooge. Screwge owned a prosperous real
Panera Bread and Jenna Linnekens join together with the Santa Monica Fire Department for “Share of the Holiday” bringing toys to underprivileged children in Santa Monica.
Linnekens and Panera have
By Daily Press staff
Youth volunteers from the American Red Cross of Santa Monica will be collecting old electronics — stereos, television sets, telephones, computers and more at the Wild Oats
Retailers starting to recoup losses
CITYWIDE — Black Friday proved to be a bit gray, with most local retailers reporting a modest boost in sales over the holiday weekend, but nothing
By Daily Press staff
Former actor Terence Ford, who was in “every soap opera ever shot in LA,” and then became a Hollywood refugee in the Napa Valley “because acting
By Mark Shepherd
The wheels keep turning inside those socialist minds on our busy-body City Council. Check it out: The council proposes to link all development — residential, industrial, commercial
This past week, Q-line asked: Given the state and direction of Santa Monica today, what would be a fitting nickname for the city, worthy of a bumper sticker? Explain.
Go ahead, squeeze back into those tights
By LORI BARTLETT Daily Press Staff Writer
MONTANA AVE. — Get the Halloween costume back out,or at least throw on a cape,as
Power of the pen
By AMY KAUFMAN Special to the Daily Press
MONTANA AVE. — If Santa Claus were like other celebrities and try to lay low in Santa Monica, he
