By Daily Press staff
On Saturday, thousands of people are expected to attend a peace vigil at the beach in Santa Monica.
Between 2,000 and 4,000 people will
Local residents are shocked over spy allegations in S.M.
A North Korean spy has been living in Santa Monica for more than a year, federal authorities said.
John Joungwoong
By Daily Press staff
After falling victim to an earthquake and a fire, Santa Monica’s fire station No. 2 is up and running again.
The station, which was deemed
By Daily Press staff
An exhibition featuring Santa Monica’s history has been extended through Jan. 31. The Santa Monica Historical Society Museum, 1539 Euclid St., is showing “The Outlook:
Sinkhole largest in SM history
It’s going to take $1 million and two months to fix the giant sinkhole on Ocean Park Boulevard, officials said.
The nearly 1,000-
Company spreads good cheer by serving homeless
A local stockbroker firm last week diverted from the traditional Christmas party of cocktails and appetizers at a ritzy hotel to serving the
Ocean Park neighborhood group gives nod to project
A controversial affordable housing proposal gained a narrow approval from a neighborhood group after concessions were made by project’s developer.
Community
By Ken McCrae Santa Monica
Christmas must be setting in! I looked in vain for your Wednesday “Letters” column — nothing! No demonizing the homeless, no “living wage” debate, no comments
Grant Elementary School’s 700 students are joining the American Red Cross in its “Share the Holidays” toy drive.
The toy drive is sponsored by the Grant Student Council, which
Members can’t find meeting
Members of a neighborhood organization say trying to keep tabs on its activities is difficult.
Some members of the Ocean Park Community Organization say they
Neighborhood group board remains tight-lipped on its finances
The finances of a neighborhood group are still unclear despite the resignations of several board members and a legal case against
