Takeover or no takeover, new board in Pico ready to make some changes
While some have described last weekend’s election of a neighborhood group as a political takeover, its
By Daily Press staff
“Invisible Universe,” a look at the wide expanse of the universe that can be detected with modern technology, will be the feature show Oct. 3, 10,
Neighborhood group takeover may further one group’s agenda
There was a changing of the guard in one of the city’s oldest neighborhood organizations last Saturday.
In a coup
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College will launch a Literary Series — featuring some of America’s leading writers — on Sept. 30. The series is being held as part of
Evidence against motel owner reviewed by lawyers
A local motel owner on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to eight criminal charges levied against him by City Hall, from fraud and accepting
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College’s “Literary Series” will start Sept. 30 as part of the celebration surrounding the school’s completion of a $23.6 million library
By Jonathan Aurthur Santa Monica
In his column, (SMDP, Sept. 12), “The good, bad and ugly this month in Santa Monica,” Bill Bauer waxes alternately stern and patronizing in discussing
By Daily Press staff
Residents in an eastside neighborhood that has been the site of recent violence are organizing this weekend to discuss the area’s issues.
A free picnic,
Individuals, businesses honored for their response to farmers market accident
Almost $90,000 will be sent today to victims of the July 16 farmers market accident, officials announced Tuesday.
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20 more buses next year. The Santa Monica Police Department has eight BMW motorcycles that were bought in 2000 and have reached their 60,000-mile buy-back limit. They
No suspects named yet in Santa Monica’s first homicide of the year
Friends and family members of a Santa Monica teenager who was fatally shot Tuesday evening grieved Wednesday
Less than one month after the union was allowed into a Santa Monica hotel, the majority of workers there have agreed to organize, officials said Tuesday.
Employees at the Four
