Harbors, the music will be blared over loudspeakers in Chace Park for those settling in to watch the sky.
Call 310-305-9545 for more information. Get there in style,
By Daily Press staff
President George W. Bush gave accolades to a group of westside residents at the White House on June 26 for its support of the Armed Forces.
In wake of lawsuit
PCH — While confident they have complied with laws regulating development along the coast, city officials wouldn’t say on Monday whether or not they will move
Lawsuit greeted as a wet beach blanket
PCH — Residents here Friday filed a lawsuit against City Hall in an effort to block the construction of a public beach club at
By Louis Landon Santa Monica
I’m a resident of San Vicente Boulevard, in Santa Monica, between Fourth and Ocean, where I live in a two-bedroom apartment with my
Costly plan to replace Incline weathers series of delays
PCH — Devastating tsunamis, scenic views, pollution and traffic — these are just some of the things city engineers must consider as they
By Jonathan Ornstein
I live on PCH not far from where the proposed beach facility is planned to be developed.
Over the last few years I have witnessed numerous serious
By Dee W. Pack Santa Monica
The Planning Commission of the city of Santa Monica did the right thing by moving forward last Wednesday on the plan to create a
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
Regarding Sunny Collins’ letter “No more room for bleeding hearts” (SMDP, March 23, page 4), the feeding of the “homeless” in Pacific Palisades Park, the
Preservationists worry suit could shelf project
By KEVIN HERERRA Daily Press Staff Writer
PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY — With nearby residents threatening to block the creation of a public beach club at
Squirrel activists tell critters to lay low as plague fears grow
By SACK JA MAMMA Daily Mess Maker
Two dozen Santa Monicans have died in the past six days and
Students take to the streets in protest
WILSHIRE BLVD. — Thousands of students from across the Southland — including hundreds from local high schools — skipped classes Monday and marched through the streets