Students think and act locally
SUNSET PARK Forget cutting down on homework or placing pizza on the school menu every day of the week, for the elementary students in the
Sunset Park residents upset about new SMC bus route SUNSET PARK Each weekday, from dawn to dusk, the front of Jeff Bender’s home becomes a hangout for college students.
By Michael Sachs Santa Monica
We live in Sunset Park and support Daniel’s Village (“Parents to Step Up: Step off,” Oct. 18). The young people to be served are
Take Two: Step Up finds new home for young adults
SANTA MONICA BLVD. Mental health provider Step Up on Second is hoping things get better the second time around.
After
Failed water main breaks Euclid Street wide open
SUNSET PARK Glen Walsh awoke early Saturday morning to the serene sound of a flowing river.
Strangely, Walsh wasn’t staying in
By David A. Kruzek Santa Monica
Something has got to be done about the crows. (“To kill mocking birds,” page 1, Aug. 17) The city does not seem to care
Sister city program brings two cultures together in harmony
SUNSET PARK Though he had never stepped foot on American soil, Japanese citizen Kenta Ishikawa always believed that Southern California would
Big black crows accused of killing residents’ spirits
SUNSET PARK A war is brewing between Tom Beaulieu and more than 100 crows.
The Santa Monican is fighting for the rights
By Daily Press Staff Writer
SUNSET PARK When Nancy Pierandozzi returned from a summer vacation, she got an unpleasant surprise.
While out of town in mid-July, her home was
Debit card case goes forward against AT&T
SUNSET PARK A Santa Monica-based consumer watchdog is suing Cingular, now AT&T Mobility, for allegedly engaging in false
Marla Garvin is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, being the first to identify that this shot was captured at the music building at John Adams Middle School
New kid center would offer tutoring services
SUNSET PARK Responding to demands for more child services serving a less affluent part of town, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa
