Time is running out to nominate the extraordinary female leader in your life for the Santa Monica Commission on the Status of Women’s 2008 Outstanding Woman Leader Award. Nominations
By TAYLOR VAN ARSDALE Special to the Daily Press
Looking for something to do this Friday evening; Seether is back in the U.S., playing at the Wiltern Theatre, and
Reader Ruta Empakeris correctly identified the image in this photo as a sculpture by Venice artist Laddie John Dill, placed at the entrance to the First Presbyterian Church on Second
Samohi starts slow
By JON HABER Special to the Daily Press
SAMOHI In case fans haven’t noticed, this isn’t the same Santa Monica High School baseball team that
VENICE Stash Maleski is one of the true-blue Venetians, holding a hard-fast loyalty to his home of 16 years that many residents of this bohemian West Los Angeles
By TAYLOR VAN ARSDALE Special to the Daily Press
VENICE Genial chef, Gavan Murphy is making culinary strides with his guerilla-style online cooking show “The Healthy Irishman.”
“An online
Venice residents want to see more beat cops
The second largest tourist destination in Southern California will soon be getting extra police officers as part of a public safety measure
“We are learning by experience in this age of technology because as these issues arrive, districts are working diligently to find a response that protects the civil rights and civil
Residents want chain stores out
VENICE When east coast transplant Meera Beharry first arrived on Abbot Kinney Boulevard, the native New Yorker instantly felt at home, the street reminding her
MONTANA AVE The entertainment business appears to be bursting at the seams with people who want to breakout of their primary discipline and venture into a new medium. Oftentimes, the
Performers in Venice Beach fight proposal
VENICE To an audience of Los Angeles city officials and senior police officers, a man donned in paint-stained clothing began banging on a
