By Daily Press staff
It’s that time of year again. The 2006 election cycle for Santa Monica residents begins with a primary election on Tuesday, June 6. It’s
By Sunny Collins Santa Monica
Your reporter’s recent feature on the feeding of the homeless in Pacific Palisades Park was fair and balanced (SMDP, March 17, page 1). Nothing
A slice of humble pie gets dished out in park
PALISADES PARK — On a crisp, unforgiving day last week, Santa Monica’s desperate lined up nearly 150 deep, each in
By Daily Press staff
The Center for Healthy Aging is developing a new transportation program for older adults. The program, ITNSantaMonica, is a replication of a successful program in Maine.
Getting hot in the kitchen
PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY — An association of homeowners here are threatening to sue City Hall if it moves forward with plans to turn the former Marion
City manager asks county to give program a chance
PALISADES PARK — The county-mandated killings of ground squirrels here may have come to an end last week now that a
By Daily Press staff
The public is encouraged to attend an open forum this weekend with the five candidates running for the 41st Assembly District seat. The free forum is
By Dr. Lisette Bauersachs Santa Monica
Finally, a well thought out solution to our homeless problem. Kudos to Dr. Sirkin. His letter actually provides a solution instead of just criticizing
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent agendas. Consent agenda items are
By William McMullin Mt. Morris, MI
It is very concerning that Santa Monica is trapping and killing squirrels in Palisades Park. Officials are trying to control the squirrel population. Their
They’re back... for now
PALISADES PARK — Feed them, and they will come.
So says City Hall, which is encouraging the public to stop feeding the ground squirrels in Palisades
By Daily Press staff
One woman’s trash is another woman’s treasure. The Pacific Palisades Women’s Club is having a super sale called “trash and treasures” on Jan.
