By Daily Press staff
A smashing good time is expected this week at a local school. Santa Monica Alternative School House (SMASH) is inviting all community members to attend its
“Know before you go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall: Beach
By Daily Press staff
The 9/11 tragedy will be explored through art and analysis in Santa Monica. A documentary film festival with live music, performers, and vendors will highlight
CORRECTION — In the Weekend, May 21-22 edition, there was an error in the article regarding a regional dispatch system for the fire department. The City Council didn’t approve
By Daily Press staff
Got a dirty car? Or are you craving some baked goods? Either way, you can satisfy your desires at John Muir Elementary School on Saturday, where
By WINTER JOHNSON Special to the Daily Press
OCEAN PARK BLVD. — One of the largest community gatherings will be staged this weekend, offering Santa Monicans a cultural taste of the
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
By Daily Press staff
POLICE HDQRTS. — Police arrested one of two suspects who may be responsible for a rash of armed robberies at local massage parlors.
Santa Monica
By TED WINTERER
In my last column I lamented that Santa Monica’s extensive public review and codified design standards scare away some architects and dilute and undermine the individual
By Daily Press staff
Need a jazz fix this Sunday? The Peter Stenshoel Quartet is performing a mix of spirituals and jazz standards at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church. Concerts are
By Daily Press staff
There’s something mischievous amidst the May flowers at the Santa Monica Public Library.
The Ocean Park Branch of the Santa Monica library is putting on
Suspects fled the scene on foot
By Daily Press staff
OCEAN PARK — Three suspects eluded police early Tuesday after smashing into four parked cars on Fourth Street, one of which
Gang workshop designed to put ideas into action
The second part of a gang violence workshop will resume this weekend with as much vigor as the first session in February