Alocal environmentalist on Tuesday helped dedicate the first of 200 hydrogen fuel cell stations officials plan to open in California by 2010.
Terry Tamminen, 52, an Ocean Park resident who
By Daily Press staff
Partying in Santa Monica has gone to the dogs. Guardians of small dogs and their four-legged wards are invited to the first-ever “Small Dog
OCEAN PARK — Local activists will meet in a church on Hill Street Saturday to mark the 25th anniversary of Santa Monica’s political ruling party.
Santa Monicans for Renters Rights
As a Santa Monica native and the father of two sons enrolled at SMASH, I feel compelled to respond to Jim Jaffee’s inflammatory opinion piece about the future direction
The new sustainable city task force is made up of 11 people that either work or live in Santa Monica. They represent a wide range of expertise. ■ Genevieve Bertone is
Hayes-Raitt has been involved in campaigns involving everything from the Living Wage in Santa Monica to working for a Republican “with a Green bent” in New York. She plans
Even before she reached her teens, Kelly Hayes-Raitt knew politics was for her.
The Buffalo-born daughter of a school teacher and a drug counselor campaigned for Congresswoman Shirley
By Mitchell Block
I am writing about the proposed Lantana development and the developer’s agreement.
I live on 28th Street near Pearl. Our street, and nearby intersections, according to
A direct television company has expanded its operation at the Santa Monica Business Park.
Studley, a national real estate firm, has successfully represented Guthy-Renker Corp. in the expansion of
Landlord promises to fix property
OCEAN PARK — Officials from one of Santa Monica’s largest landlords told dozens of upset tenants on Thursday they will act immediately on a handful
Passing the bars of another kind, already charged with same crime
SM COURTHOUSE — A Santa Monica woman was sent back to jail this week for allegedly continuing to practice law
SM police investigating murder; three arrested
The first homicide victim of the year in Santa Monica was a four-time felon who was released from prison just three months before