Series of crosswalk projects approved citywide
Crossing the street in Santa Monica may get a lot safer now that the city has approved nearly $5 million in pedestrian improvements.
Officials
Activist seeks repeal of city’s ban on public camping
Only in Santa Monica does eating a muffin on a sidewalk constitute a criminal act.
That’s the claim levied
By Ed Sharrow Santa Monica
(This letter was originally addressed to Mr. John Maceri, executive director of the Ocean Park Community Center).
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Young suspects had shotgun
Santa Monica police officers arrested four male juveniles Wednesday for a string of carjackings that took place over the past several weeks.
Two hours after a
Editor:
By H. Rosenfeld Ocean Park
Re: News of the Weird by Chuck Shepard, Tues., Sept 10. I found it incredibly tasteless for Shepard to write about turning “a loved
Hotel worker robbed By Daily Press staff
■ A front desk worker at the Four Points Sheraton Hotel was threatened by a man who said he had a gun and demanded
Homeless seek refuge, new life at city shelter
The city’s increasing homeless population has area shelters turning people away, unable to provide services to the thousands of people in
Ocean Park renter Paul Raff was locked out of his condominium by sheriff’s deputies this month, culminating a five-month standoff over his beachside unit.
Sheriffs and locksmiths were
By John Maceri
Bill Bauer’s recent article (Homeless: Services without goals and accountability, Aug. 24) contains many inaccuracies. As one of the largest providers of social services in Santa
By Daily Press staff
Broken glass was found in a sandbox at Clover Park Saturday, prompting local police to be on the look-out for similar incidents at area playgrounds.
Traveling on Wilshire Boulevard can be a life or death endeavor — especially when you are on foot.
Because it is one of the main arteries coming into Santa Monica from
Shotgun home must be cleared away by Monday
Preservationists across the city have launched an ambitious campaign to raise $14,000 to move an 1880’s-era shotgun house before
