It has been fifty-four years this month since the passage of The Fair Housing Act of 1968, and discrimination-free housing is still a critical factor needed for the general health
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I have lived on the corner of Broadway and 26th St. for 13 years. We as a neighborhood and lucky enough to have the Colorado Center park across the street.
With the advent of spring, the Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Lions Club is growing and getting back to serving the community. It is hard to believe, but next year the
“Hi, Mr. Pisarra, this is (some dude) from the Los Angeles Police Canine Association and we’re…”
Yep got that phone call from a fundraiser yesterday. Over the last 20
Disown Charles Andrews
Racist, elitist, anti-working class, anti-low income senior, anti-renter — that’s exactly the type of city your Daily Press columnist Charles Andrews says he wants Santa Monica to
Solicitors are being posted outside the Gelson’s Grocery Store, Bob’s Market and possibly other neighborhood store locations to solicit signatures for a petition to place a new Santa
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Dear Editor:
Every trip to Vons reminds me that Santa Monica’s Single-Use Carryout Bag ordinance is having the exact opposite effect from its original intent. The plastic bags that
