By SARA VAN DYCK Special to the Daily Press
Although Santa Monica’s Main Library is closed, activities continue at the branches and around the city.
The recently-launched “Citywide
By Michael J. Tittinger
“Hey, I just wanted to revisit something from last night,” began my buddy Matt’s message on my machine. “So do you think our boy is
By Daily Planet slaves
Because of rising business costs, we’re having to change our fee schedule for keeping one’s name out of the paper if one becomes enmeshed
By SLACKARIASON Daily Planet Slave
Feeling as if it has lost control, Santa Monica’s ruling party has put an end to capitalism in the city.
SMEAAR, also known as
By Daily Press staff
A renovated Fairview Branch Library reopened in January. Changes include a new reading area, additional wiring for on-line services, new carpeting, paint inside and out,
By SARA VAN DYCK Special to the Daily Press
As plans finalize for the new Main Library, and the Montana and the Fairview branches have reopened, the shape of Santa
Non-profit organization to show rare, unusual films and turns.
After years of searching, landlord James Rosenfeld has found a film operator that he hopes will keep the Aero Theatre’
Historic theatre to remain a historic movie house
The historic Aero Theater on Montana Avenue is changing its operation in less than a month.
It has been announced that the
The advertisement in your March 12, 2003 newspaper paid for by Prop, A organizers titled “We’re In This Together” tries to blame opponents of Prop. A for dividing homeowners
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Public Library’s Main Library, 1343 Sixth Street, will close to the public on Monday, March 24, in order to prepare for a
Lawsuits pending in other Southern California cities
A lawsuit accusing Pavilions on Montana Avenue of overcharging customers is set to go before a Malibu jury next month.
Superior Court Judge
