REALITY War is never black and white, and often necessary
By MATTHEW GLASSER hile many of you spent Monday celebrating your day off with beer and barbecue, I actually took
This past week, Q-line asked: Do you agree with the emphasis City Hall is putting on code enforcement?
Here are your responses: ✆ “Who cares how high somebody’s hedge
Cancer Alucard
PROMENADE — Cancer Alucard wants to be a rock star and a chemist, but first he needs to get off the streets of Santa Monica.
Cancer, 22, whose real
This past week, Q-line asked: “Is the government going too far in regulating us?” The question is in response to a Louisiana congressman who wants to ban people from
By Daily Press staff
Challenge yourself today to a conga while sipping an ice-blended drink. The Coffee Bean Conga Challenge will encourage people to do the conga in the
By Daily Press staff
ARIZONA AVENUE — A massive gas leak on Thursday forced the evacuation of an office building here and some stores. Authorities closed off the street to traffic
‘Supersize Me’ a class assignment at Samohi
PROMENADE — High school students have learned a new word in biology class — “slowcook.”
It sums up the lost experience of cooking and eating
By Daily Press staff
The Promenade will be the place to party next week... if you’re a senior citizen. The Bayside District Corp., which manages the downtown and the
By Kenneth McCrae Santa Monica
In the May 3 edition (page 4), I see yet another letter (“More furniture coming for homeless”) ranting against Santa Monica’s homeless.
Yes, many
By Daily Press staff
Two authors today will relive the life of a famous author who made his life here for decades.
Chris Freeman presents a reading and a talk
Street performer in the upper crust of street life
When David Smith goes home after playing a two-hour set on the Third Street Promenade, he pulls his Ford van
