By Ken Waterson
I’m originally from the valley and have lived once in Hollywood. I was out of state for the last 10 years and have just moved to
Reputation good on the Hill
It wasn’t an act of random kindness when the United States Congress awarded a $6 million public works project to help stabilize the Pacific
From the people’s court in the Byron Y. Appleton Honorary Courtroom in Santa Monica.
In a recent hearing, a recall of the intake manifolds on certain 1996 to 1998
By Greg and Margaret Lloyd Santa Monica
Michael Beattie recently wrote a letter in the Daily Press personally attacking writer Bill Bauer for his recent article on the homeless. Beattie
Robbery victim fighting for his life
A man is listed in critical condition after he was shot in the head at Palisades Park Wednesday. Apparently he was shot by one
By Michael J. Beattie Samoshell
Well, once again, my faith in my fellow man’s compassion has been shattered by SMDP. Where in the world did you ever find this
Judge Pro Tem William F. Davis ruled in favor of Alfreda B. Guzik, 86, after hearing testimony from her and her neighbor, Arlene B. Herman. They detailed the contentious history
■ A Pacific Palisades advertising consultant will not be reimbursed for creating a real-estate investor newsletter for Los Angeles resident Klara Bergman.
Judge Pro Tem Richard Shcolnek ruled that “there
By TOM A. MCFERSON Special to the Daily Press
There is plenty of tennis to played at this year Mercedes Benz Cup at UCLA this week, even if No. 1
By Daily Press staff
A $370,000 visitor’s center is scheduled to be opened in the Santa Monica Place mall next month.
The Convention & Visitors Bureau has signed
Man pays price for bargain bicycle
■A man walking through Palisades Park on May 19 was approached by another man selling a green bike for $30. The man bought the
Horses booted from Will Rogers Park over environmental fears
Efforts to prevent the eviction of privately boarded horses at Will Rogers State Park were side-saddled Friday.
Santa Monica Superior
