Congregations unite to end gang violence
ST. ANNE’S CHURCH Tired of watching fellow parishioners fall victim to random acts of violence, members of congregations in Santa Monica and parts
School board paid $22,000 for lead abatement service
JOHN MUIR ELEMENTARY The laughter of children, the brightness of an afternoon sun and the gaze of environmentalist John Muir are
‘Survivor Panama’ winner brimming with pride BY KEVIN HERRERA
VENICE It was an exciting moment in Aras Baskauskas’ life when a friend called and excitedly informed him that rapper and
The famous Harrah’s Casino can trace its roots to a small bingo parlor on Venice Beach.
The Great Depression caused William F. Harrah to drop out of UCLA at
By Santa Monica Coalition for a Livable City
(Editor’s note: The following is an open letter previously sent to the Santa Monica City Council, Planning Commission and Architectural Review
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has appointed Kenneth Chuang, M.D., 39, of Santa Monica, to the California Alliance to Combat Trafficking and Slavery Task Force.
In 2004, Chuang founded the Venice
VENICE — Tenants of Lincoln Place apartments who are fighting their evictions will have to do so in Malibu after a Santa Monica Superior Court judge moved the jury trial because
Venice-based apparel brand, Topo Ranch, will host the first annual Art Angels Benefit on Dec. 14, to raise money for Venice Arts, the local non-profit organization that provides
Improvements take time, plan in motion
VENICE — Standing in front of one of the busiest intersections in West Los Angeles, City Councilman Bill Rosendahl unveiled on Thursday a proposed transportation
FIGHTING: Evicted Lincoln Place tenants get court date
SM COURTHOUSE — A handful of aging and disabled tenants from the Lincoln Place apartments will have a chance to challenge the legality
By Daily Press staff
Pulitzer Prize-winning LA Times columnist Al Martinez will appear at the Venice-Abbot Kinney Branch Library on Wednesday, Nov. 29, at 6:30 p.m.
Strings attached amid approval for an eruv
By MAYA MEINERT Special to the Daily Press
VENICE BEACH — Representatives of the Pacific Jewish Center on Ocean Front Walk and the California
