By Daily Press staff
Joel de Baldomore Carrillo, a longtime Santa Monica resident who had risen through the ranks of the aircraft industry, died on July 6. He was 88.
Alleged cat burglar: Vigilante or victim?
OCEAN PARK — A neighbor dispute here has literally escalated into a cat fight between two women who live an alley apart.
It’s a
By Nancy Cook Smith Santa Monica
Is it not passing strange that overseer of Santa Monica’s homeless services, Julie Rusk, is taking a year sabbatical just as a new
Negligence lawsuit filed in Lodge double homicide
The family of the two Santa Monica men who were fatally shot in March are suing the Moose Lodge — where the murders took
Police estimate 50 to 70 witnessed murders
Police are still looking for the suspects who gunned down two Santa Monica men in March, as family members of the victims continue
Church in Ocean Park calls on young and old
By WINTER JOHNSON Special to the Daily Press
OCEAN PARK — The Church in Ocean Park, a United Methodist congregation known for
By Daily Press staff
The Westside Family Health Center is looking out for children. The center will offer free immunizations and tuberculosis tests for children and teenagers under the age
By Daily Press staff
Jazz is being served up in the house of God. The monthly Jazz Vespers concert at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church in Santa Monica continues with a
I recently watched The Learning Channel’s (TLC) new reality show, “Property Ladder.” It was about “flippers” — speculators who buy “undervalued” real estate, fix it up and sell fast at
By Christian Boyce Santa Monica
I don’t like the idea of allowing businesses to buy or otherwise obtain preferential parking permits for use in residential neighborhoods. It goes against
Beach pedestrian access The Idaho Avenue stairs between Palisades Park and the beach are closed for cleanup and repair. Cingular telecommunications lines Cingular is installing telecommunication lines on San Vicente
