Council can’t agree on whether bikes should be banned in Palisades Park
CITY HALL — The wheels fell off of a discussion between elected leaders this week over whether bicyclists
By Daily Press Staff – John F. Muller
A homeless man fell to his death over the holiday weekend after he rolled off the Palisades Bluffs and onto the Pacific Coast
By Nicole Picard Santa Monica
Can City Hall really enforce the 150-person outdoor feeding threshold? Do the property owners on Ocean Avenue along Palisades Park really care to clean
By Daily Press staff
Three of Santa Monica’s children earned themselves and the city recognition away from home this past spring semester.
Stephen K. Bayes, Gene T. Kafka and
By Katherine Marie Anderson Santa Monica
I’m probably not the only one who views various members of the Santa Monica City Council as squirrelly (SMDP June 18, page 1)
Health officials demand that SM poison ground squirrels; Council begs to differ
CITY HALL — A contentious dispute over whether Santa Monica’s ground squirrels should be poisoned to prevent outbreaks
Activist recalled fondly
By Daily Press staff
CITY HALL — About a dozen people gathered on the lawn here Tuesday to remember a man who proved you can fight City Hall
By Daily Press staff
The Edward Thomas Management Company, owners of Shutters on the Beach and Hotel Casa Del Mar, have named Ellen Adelman as Vice President of Sales and
Nick Rath At 59, Nick Rath has a new kidney and a refreshed outlook on life. Born: Denver, Colo., in 1944. Raised: Nebraska, Wyoming and Idaho. Moved to California for
Nick Rath has 30 kids and somebody else’s kidney.
The 59-year-old resident of Pacific Palisades has had three biological children, three stepchil-dren, six adopted children and
By Kurt W. Simon
Are the City Council members stupid or just totally void of common sense? The Palisades Park is being rapidly undermined by a large number of ground
LOCAL Bluffs off PCH have a long history of landslides
CITY HALL — Long feared as dangerous and unstable, the Palisades bluffs are constantly eroding and need $10 million in repairs,
