By Daily Press staff
The new John Muir/SMASH Library Upgrade Project — ‘LUP’ — has turned the page, and is now up and running in Ocean Park.
New books are presently
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On Tuesday, May 9, at 2:15 a.m., Santa Monica Police officers responded to the 1500 block of Lincoln Boulevard — Denny’s — regarding a man who was allegedly
Officials meet with residents to gauge safety solutions
After years of complaints, concerns, accidents and even deaths, it appears that city officials are ready to improve the conditions here for
City makes ‘case go away’
CITY HALL A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed against the city by a former middle school student who was struck by a
Open house is set for new university
SUNSET PARK The path towards higher learning in Santa Monica will be widened next week, when Argosy University — a fully accredited, private university
By Daily Press staff
Churchgoers and poets can rejoice together as the Church in Ocean Park celebrates its 108th birthday and hosts its Eighth Annual Poetry Fest.
Michelle Daugherty and
The play stars Meredith Baxter, a CLARE Foundation board member, and Jeffrey Tambor, a long-time supporter of CLARE. The show will be held at the Church in Ocean Park
By Daily Press staff
The city’s celebration where art, culture and environment come alive is returning once again.
The Santa Monica Festival, with a focus on the performing and
By Ted Winterer Santa Monica
In his ad hominen attack on me and, by proxy, the Ocean Park Association (SMDP, April 17, page 4), Ronnie Shulgasser accuses me of being
DRIVE TIME In the third payment approved Tuesday, City Hall has agreed to help build a private driveway for a residence at 161 Ocean Park Boulevard, City Attorney Marsha Moutrie
