Hotel accused of illegal anti-union campaign
Labor organizers turned up the heat Thursday on a local hotel by accusing its management of mistreating employees.
The charges, which were filed
Protesters march from City Hall to Four Points Sheraton Hotel
About 100 hotel employees and activists rallied in front of City Hall Tuesday, demanding a Santa Monica hotel allow its
By Daily Press staff
A festival dedicated to children’s literacy has been scheduled for next month. Connections For Children presents “Raising Readers,” a literacy festival celebrating early education and
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Swim Center is currently offering lifeguard training through the American Red Cross. This program is available to youth, ages 15 years and older
Photo courtesy Vietnam veteran Carl Rogers leads a demonstration on the steps of City Hall Wednesday evening. About 250 Santa Monica high school students gathered to promote peace in the
Santa Monica Lay off my friend Martin Editor:
By Hank Rosenfeld Ocean Park
Governor Davis' state budget cuts are hurting one group more than any other in California — the
MY WRITE
I’d like to clarify and correct some statements made in last week’s column about proposed developments at 14th Street and Pico Boulevard, as well as 19th
By Joe Weichman
A recent opinion piece argued that Santa Monica should not turn into Newport Beach. Let’s compare, shall we: Newport Beach boasts one of the lowest crime
For decades, Santa Monicans for Renters Rights leadership has bragged about how they’ve kept a lid on runaway development. SMRR propaganda labels developers and real estate interests along with
The call was between state party officials and elected Greens from across the country, sources said. The conversation focused on their concerns that Feinstein hasn’t told them what happened
By Todd Work Santa Monica
Ed Silverstein has done it again (Daily Press, 1/29/03). He has written yet another bitter essay in which he finds fault in all
