By Jill Renton Santa Monica
I have to disagree with Nancy Himmelfarb’s impression of the new Main Library (SMDP, Jan. 16, page 4). For me, it has all the
CITYWIDE — Service needs to house the Westside’s homeless and help them get back on their feet may become clearer with the release of first-time ever demographic information concerning
This past week, Q-line asked: “What are you grateful for this holiday season?” ✆ “I am grateful for my wonderful family and friends and the strength and comfort of religious
Agreement smoothes way for new leaders both the separate institutions for which we set policy and the shared interests of the community as a whole,” McKeown said. “The city has
Officials: Safety, traffic issues addressed
BUNDY CAMPUS — The gates that sealed off this satellite campus from the rest of the city and epitomized a decades-long cold war between City
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‘Tis the season to wait impatiently in lines. And among the lines that people complain about the most are the ones at airport security. It wasn’t always like
By Daily Press staff
On Dec. 17, 1935, aircraft designer and builder, Donald Douglas, watched as the first Douglas DC-3 transport took to the sky on its maiden flight
By Daily Press staff
The Liberty Hill Foundations is embracing the season of giving. Santa Monica’s largest public foundation announced its final grants to Los Angeles County nonprofits, bringing
He’ll do community service out of state
LAX COURTHOUSE — Rap recording artist “Young Buck” will be required to do community service in his home state of Tennessee for an
SMC retains right to sue city for access
SMC — Elected officials here hope a change in leadership, as well as other measures the school is taking will help soothe tense
