By MARTIN RUBIN
Longtime residents living around Santa Monica Airport remember when the air was cleaner, the nights were quiet, and nighttime aircraft arrivals were rare. Before the airport got
Local resident was first space tourist in 2001
SM AIRPORT — Eight years after announcing a $10 million competition for private space flight, Peter Diamandis of Santa Monica finally got a
Politics, positioning and partying is the name of the game at the Democratic National Convention this week.
Santa Monica Daily Press columnist Dr. Lara Brown is spending the week in
By INCITES BY ED SILVERSTEIN
In last week’s column on corporate trickery, I mentioned I could fill 20 columns on questionable practices of the airline industry. Having had my
Frequent collaborators Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks (“Saving Private Ryan,” “Catch Me If You Can”) once again team up, this time with fellow Academy Award-winner Catherine Zeta- Jones, in
Testimony in Peterson trial leads to a mistrial request
By Daily Press staff
SM AIRPORT — It’s too big to fit inside a new aviation museum here, and too important
By Bill Worden Venice
With regard to the argument put forth by a reader on Wednesday (SMDP, June 9, page 4) citing a favorite childhood book to support Draconian enforcement
Trying to feel comfortable in clothes out of the closet
By CAROLINE BODKIN
I saac, one of my best friends from college, is a guitar player from Tennessee and the
By SHRADDHA R. JAISWAL Special to the Daily Press
SM COURTHOUSE —- The weekly criminal drug court sessions here were permanently closed Thursday afternoon. Its recovering abusers, lawyers and judges will
Court is not in session: LAX move to cost city
SM COURTHOUSE — The criminals here have left the building, never to return again.
The Santa Monica Courthouse has seen the
Consultants have more work
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
Smith is accused of setting fire to Simply Sofas on Lincoln Blvd.
AIRPORT COURT- HOUSE — A former Oakland Raider accused of setting fire to a Lincoln Boulevard furniture and antique
