The people at Jurassic would like to join the rest of our community in expressing our grief and sadness over the tragic events of Wednesday, July 16 at the farmers
(Editor’s note: The Santa Monica Daily Press has opened Q-Line this week to give an opportunity to community members to share their feelings and thoughts about last week’
Thousands gather at scene of carnage
Thousands of people gathered at the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market on Saturday to remember those who were killed there five days ago after an
By Daily Press staff
A merchant on the Third Street Promenade is donating 15 percent of all sales for the next week to help the families of the victims in
Victims from Wednesday’s crash still in hospital
As the community comes together today for a memorial to remember the 10 people who were killed in Wednesday’s farmer’s
By Daily Press staff
There are several interfaith services scheduled in Santa Monica in response to the Wednesday’s farmer’s market tragedy. Here is the schedule: Saturday, June 19:
By Andrew Kay Liberman was about to shop, I am reminded of the council’s “traffic calming” transportation renovations.
We bicyclists have known the danger of auto intimidation for a
By Daily Press staff
Kayla Worden, once known as Kevin Worden, achieved her goal in getting people’s attention Monday afternoon.
Worden, campaign manager for the People for the Ethical
By Daily Press staff
Merchants are making shopping on the Third Street Promenade even more of an outdoor experience.
During the weekend of July 11-13, the annual Sizzling Sidewalk
Earlier this week, Q-line asked: “What can be done regionally to alleviate Santa Monica of its growing homeless population?”
Here are your responses: ■ “To solve the homeless problem, you