By Daily Press staff
Get in the holiday spirit — a cappella style. The Santa Monica Oceanaires and Sweet Adelines Holiday Show will have one performance. It is scheduled for Dec.
Santa Monica officials could purchase a $5.7 million building to house a local homeless services provider.
The 22,000 square-foot building is located at 1753 Cloverfield Blvd., in
Half dozen board members have resigned
A long-standing and once influential neighborhood group appears to be slowly crumbling because the organization’s leader is keeping its financial records under
Despite dire predictions of annual city budget deficits approaching $8.9 million this fiscal year and $17 million in the 2002/2003 fiscal year, our city council is apparently on
By Daily Press staff
Nomads from all over the country have taken to one of Santa Monica’s oldest homes and the results are expected to be uplifting.
The historic
Rubin says he will not seek elected office again
Jerry Rubin renounced his candidacy for the Santa Monica City Council Thursday, citing a recent downturn in his long and sometimes
By Chris Plourde
As we come up to this election, consider that the mess that is Santa Monica is not the result of policy choice or political affiliation, homelessness or
Holidays key to fund raising
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Non-profit organizations and charities across Santa Monica are reporting some of the lowest donation levels in years, with some saying they
By Daily Press staff report
Residents on the eastside of town will soon be going around in circles. That’s because a new roundabout will be constructed at 26th Street
Members say organization operating too secretively
One of Santa Monica’s largest and old-est neighborhood associations is under attack by former board members who want to know where its
