By Daily Press staff
LOS ANGELES The 24-year-old man who crashed head-on into another vehicle early Wednesday morning — killing a Hollywood director and his son, a student
Putting a little whip on top
By By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests
‘A Christmas Story’ director, SMC student killed in head-on crash
PCH The director of “A Christmas Story” and his son, a gifted music student at Santa Monica College, were
Meanwhile, squirrels in Palisades Park were seen bumping uglies recently, fueling fears that the cute little rodents will bring about a plague on all our houses.
Originally published in the
Meanwhile, squirrels in Palisades Park were seen doing the horizontal polka, fueling fears that the cute little rodents will bring about a plague on all our houses.
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By ALFRED FINKLEGUY Daily Mess Staff Writer
PALISADES PARK Following repeated failed attempts to give the squirrel population in Palisades Park birth control, city officials have decided to release natural
SM BEACH The body of a woman was found Thursday morning near a beach rest-room. Police said foul play was not suspected in her death.
The body was discovered
City Council given full slate of consent items to mull over
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on
By Matthew Muzio Santa Monica
When I walked up to my dentist on Wilshire (Boulevard) at 8:30 a.m., I saw more homeless people than actual residents of Santa
By Steve Brackett Retired Santa Monica Police sergeant
(Re: “Former Officer Charged,” Feb. 6, page 3) Thank you for a fairly balanced article regarding Evan Mason. It is appreciated that
Council approves deal for public beach club
CITY HALL The sparks didn’t fly, no one seemed outraged and police officers weren’t called to escort anyone out of the
Taking it to the streets Christine Chang More than 200 students from New Roads High School in Santa Monica went out on the streets instead of class on Thursday, marching