Beach club slated for completion in 2009
CITY HALL — Putting aside litigation in favor of recreation, a handful of residents living along Pacific Coast Highway on Tuesday reached an agreement
Squirrel hunting is a risky job in animal-loving SM
PALISADES PARK — It’s a dirty and often thankless job, but someone’s got to do it.
That someone is
By Daily Press staff
Horses racing, mallets swinging, the West Los Angeles nonprofit Circle of Light will hold its third annual Chukkers for Children Polo Challenge this weekend.
The polo
By Fredric Reichel
Since City Hall has ordered the removal of “doggy houses” from trees, I would expect that they would remove the “keep your park clean” and “no smoking”
✆ Valerie Hiss has provided a valuable service to the community, one which the city should have provided long ago. The law against placing objects on trees has not been enforced,
Council moves to maintain its lobbying muscle IN THE NAME OF COMPLIANCE BLUFFING IT LOBBYING POWER
By JACQUELINE LEE Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part
City to recycle rodents as raptor food
PALISADES PARK — City Hall’s latest plan for the resident squirrels here: Trap them, gas them and feed them to the birds.
Once
By Valerie Jean Hiss Santa Monica
I commend Stephen Baker for speaking out in “Homeless are sucking the life from Santa Monica” (SMDP, July 6, page 4). Thank you for
By Molly Scott Santa Monica
Today was a beautiful day in sunny Santa Monica. I decided to take my son to Reed Park where the YMCA summer camp was spending
MY WRITE
By BILL BAUER (Contact Bill Bauer at)
The good news is that City Council recently approved a plan to build a world-class public beach club at 415
