By Alan Toy Santa Monica
With the senseless murder of Eddie Lopez we have all suffered a great loss. Eddie exemplified kindness, which we have too little of in our
City Hall will spend “well under $20,000” for approximately 39,000 mailers asking residents to join or donate to neighborhood groups, according to officials.
The city recognizes and subsidizes
By EYE ON THE CITY BY ELIZABETH RIEL
It’s that time of year again in our fair city … time when the City Council begins deciding how to divvy up
This past week, Q-line asked: How do you think the Council should spend the budget surplus?
Here are your responses: “The Council should invest this money in cleaning up
By Daily Press staff
Silent films are making a comeback and helping a local school raise some much-needed funds.
A 1927 silent movie comedy, “The Kid Brother,” starring Harold
AT TAX TIME Weil & Company is in the running to manage the Montana Avenue Merchant Association Business Improvement District (BID).
The City Council is expected tonight to order the
By INCITES BY ED SILVERSTEIN
“Oh my God, he’s Jewish, too!” I am with two friends, all of us Jewish, all of us speechless. Which is strange enough in
In May I wrote that it was unfortunate City Hall couldn’t find enough money in its 2005-2006 budget to reopen branch libraries — Montana Avenue, Fairvew and Ocean Park
By This police report was prepared by Daily Press Staff Writer Ryan Hyatt.
At 11:15 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 13, the Santa Monica police responded to the 2400
By Ken C. Arnold Santa Monica
Regarding “Red Line to Santa Monica could lose strongest opponent” (SMDP, Nov. 30, page 1). The total failure for decades to address the issue
Now that Thanksgiving is over, it’s time to give that old turkey carcass the heave-ho. But before we do, let’s pick over the bones.
A group of
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica public library’s temporary library, 1324 Fifth St., will close to the public beginning Dec. 5, in order to move materials and staff to
