By Joe Oliva Santa Monica People kill fish, not plastic bags Editor:
I am against facilitating and enabling people to make long drives that consume fuel and pollute the air.
Local taxi company operator claims to be biodiesel champ
By ΩBY MELODY HANATANI Daily Press Staff Writer
SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD A career path with stops along the way as a
Forever stamp makes debut in Washington
WASHINGTON Former Santa Monica Mayor Ruth Y. Goldway will be front and center during today’s ceremony marking the introduction of a forever stamp
Festival is miles from Hollywood
VENICE It’s not that Venice Film Festival.
The curtains open for the fourth annual “The Other Venice Film Festival” tonight, which will screen works
Living locally can help reduce stress, improve productivity
CITYWIDE While he lives only 20 miles from his office at City Hall, Deputy City Attorney Ivan Campbell spends about two hours
City Hall gets power from cow manure
VENICE Sunlight keeps the streets here bright, even at night.
With the help of former Los Angeles City Councilwoman Cindy Miscikowski, residents on
skaters, they must rely on their day jobs or the emergency room for care. League officials said they are hoping the next step will be coverage for skaters, but so
Barnard began writing the screenplay for “90404 Changing” in 2001 and began filming a year later with the help of friends, family and co-stars Shabaka Henley (“Collateral,”“The Terminal”
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
VENICE St. Joseph Center in Venice became the site of a major clean-up recently. On behalf of Boost Mobile RockCorps, volunteers
ALEX OWNS A COUPLE OF INCOME properties in trendy Venice. He bought them way back, in undesirable days, for $75,000 apiece. Each property is now worth $950,000 or
FROM SPILL PAGE 1 Meeting to target plastic waste
WILL ROGERS BEACH Portions of Will Rogers, Venice and Dockweiler beaches remained closed today after sanitation officials were notified of a
