By John Zinner
Santa Monica prides itself on being a sustainable city. We live in one of the most sustainable cities in the US. City Council just committed to bringing
A well-known local organizer whose ordeal as a Santa Monica hotel worker fueled the efforts of union advocates has died.
Delmy Elizabeth Falla passed away Monday, according to loved
Ocean Park
As they have for over three decades, The Shores Residents Association is sponsoring a City Council Candidate Forum. It will be Monday, Oct. 17, from 7-8:30
For someone who was largely working solely on creator-owned and/or small press comics only a little over half a decade ago, with instant classics like The Nobody, The
16th Street
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education will call a special closed session on Saturday-Sunday, Oct. 15-16. The board will call the meeting
The film is called “Is That You?” and the answer is “It most certainly is!”
Winner of a well-deserved Israeli Academy Award last year for Best Independent Film, this
Michael Lukich can leg-press 600 pounds, ride his bike uphill for miles at a time and get his heart rate up to 190 beats per minute during intense cardio.
Take a step back in time and walk through the Santa Monica History Museum’s new exhibition, presenting the history of The Old Soldiers’ Home, A Veterans’ Community by the
The plot involves a longtime Santa Monica resident, a fortuitous bike ride just north of city limits and a World War II documentary. But it’s not the story Steven
Recently, Wells Fargo customers received an email from John Stumpf, CEO at Wells Fargo, titled "Our commitment to you."
This is my response: Words, words, words.
We are
Yesterday here in the Daily Press I explained why I’m asking you to vote against Measure LV on November’s ballot. As your long-time slow-growth Councilmember, I
Editor:
I do not understand why only the residents of Santa Monica should be obligated to repay $345 million dollars in bonds (plus interest) for Santa Monica College when only
