Congratulations to Joyce Steers, the winner of last week’s mystery photo contest. Steers was the first to identify that this shot was taken at Pacific Park on Santa Monica
CORRECTION — In the Feb. 2 edition, there was an error in the page 8 story about a crane accident on the Santa Monica Pier. The employees working on the construction
Grumbles visit part of national water meeting
SANTA MONICA PIER — Federal representatives toured a state-of-the-art Santa Monica water treatment facility on Wednesday, saying other communities can learn
SM PIER — A crane-equipped truck carrying piles of lumber overturned on the Santa Monica Pier Wednesday morning, partially blocking vehicle and pedestrian access to a popular portion of the
“Know before you go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall: Airport
Free ride over for energy drainers
SM BEACH — For more than five years, those willing to climb lamp posts near the Santa Monica Pier were able to charge their cell
By Daily Press staff
The Buddhist community invites the entire community to join in walking for peace on Jan. 22. The peace walk will begin at 2 p.m., starting
Nomadic museum made debut in NYC
By SARA KAUFMAN Special to the Daily Press
SM BEACH — Against the shimmering blue backdrop of the Pacific Ocean, a modern day industrial palace
Pier searches to continue
More than half a dozen members of the Santa Monica Police Department conducted random searches of vehicles entering here on Tuesday.
Police spokesman Lt. Frank Fabrega,
CORRECTION - Jim Harris is this week’s mystery photo contest winner, correctly identifying the back of the SM Pier sign. He won a Santa Monica Daily Press T-Shirt. Thanks
TERROR SCARE ON THE PIER Authorities went on heightened alert in August as a possible probe of the Santa Monica Pier was conducted in July by suspected Middle Eastern operatives
Justice was finally realized in March after a Los Angeles jury found two gang members guilty on nearly 50 charges for a crime spree that began two months prior and
