Daniel Archuleta, our jack-of-all-trades managing editor, died Wednesday morning. We are grieving. His family is grieving. Any attempt to sum up his contributions to our newspaper and
CITY HALL — Two beautifully located, city-owned residences may soon become affordable housing units.
City Hall is proposing that City Council convey 419 and 1616 Ocean Avenue to a nonprofit
Daniel Archuleta, a longtime member of the Santa Monica Daily Press team and fixture in the Santa Monica community, died on July 16. We are deeply saddened by the loss
CITY HALL — And they're off.
Today the nomination period begins for candidates looking to run for the offices of City Council, Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, Rent
SM PIER — City officials got what they were hoping for in the first installation of this year's Twilight Concert Series Thursday night.
The indie-rock duo Cults played
CITYWIDE — Police officers routinely monitor streets for traffic violations but for the month of July, sidewalks and bike lanes will receive extra scrutiny.
The Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) will
PCH The Pacific Coast Highway was temporarily closed hours on Sunday, July 6 due to a suicidal man on the Santa Monica Bluffs.
The Santa Monica Police Department issued an
Editor:
The council is considering the same laws for e-cigs that are already on the books for tobacco smoking. What a laugh! Are they really? Since they do not
Editor:
Santa Monicans for Non-Smoking Renters Rights is excited to be expanding its mission and changing its name to Smoke-Free Living Santa Monica to reflect that new mission.
CLOVER PARK — Thousands of Santa Monicans will flock to Clover Park (located at 2600 Ocean Park) on Saturday, June 14 for the annual hometown celebration known as the Santa Monica
