By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Public Library invites book lovers to join book discussions and other events related to Christopher Isherwood’s “The Berlin Stories” next month.
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The ever-optimistic Daily Press columnist Todd Flora waxed enthusiastically about the good things in Santa Monica in Tuesday’s paper. He touted the virtues and charms of the Third
By Todd Flora
I began last week a small series of points highlighting what I feel works in Santa Monica — both in our natural advantages and city governance. There is
City Hall to get involved in arts complex funding
By Daily Press staff
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — More than $1.5 million could be spent tonight by the Santa Monica City Council
Aero Theatre will remain a single-movie house
Behind schedule by a few months, the new operators of the historic Aero Theatre hope to re-open the 65-year-old
By Michael Harris Santa Monica
Evelyn, you forgot one of the most important. Thou shalt observe and obey “do not walk” signs, and refrain from yelling epithets and making rude
■ ■ ■ I seems City Hall was not content with allowing just the Third Street Promenade to become a carnival with carts of cheap merchandise, wall-to-wall amateur entertainers and calligraphy
Three retailers continue arraignments until January on the Promenade — and Sears on Colorado Avenue, continued their arraignments to Jan. 16.
SM COURTHOUSE — Six of nine local retailers accused of overcharging
Proposition A battle still being felt in community
Local real estate agents will be required under a new law to tell prospective home buyers if a house is considered historic.
By Daily Press staff
The Roosevelt Elementary School Booster Club and PTA will host the 10th annual Roosevelt Holiday Marketplace on Saturday, Dec. 6. Marketplace will feature holiday shopping and
