By Charles Springer Homeless in Santa Monica
If you want to complain about the homeless, complain to those who are making it increasingly harder to get off the streets. Case
By Daily Press staff
Artist Kami Lerner has made some choices with her art. The mixed-media artist will exhibit her newest body of work, entitled “Life Choices” at the
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica community is once again invited to explore its creativity. Ten Women Venice will offer the second class in its series of “Art in the
By Susan Partovi, M.D. Santa Monica
I wanted to write in response to Mr. Jankowski’s letter entitled “Send the homeless packing” (SMDP, July 13, page 4). I probably
By Daily Press staff
A Venice showroom shows what is tres jolie. According to officials, the showroom is a revival of interest in French furniture and decorative arts of the
Lincoln Place built for WWII veteran households
VENICE — Tenants of Lincoln Place are challenging their landlord’s right to evict them following a recent court ruling that supported the property
By CAROLYN SACKARIASON AND ROBERT FATURECHI Daily Press Staff Writers
LINCOLN BLVD. — A couple of diehard golfers, set on getting out to the links early Thursday, found themselves embroiled in
By David Stoughton Santa Monica
The front page of the July 8 edition of the Santa Monica Daily Press features a photograph of a man on a Segway — that cool
By Daily Press staff
Community members are given another opportunity to explore their artistic side. Ten Women Venice, a co-op art and gift gallery, will hold a series of
By Daily Press staff
Ray Beers, exalted ruler of Santa Monica Elks, congratulated fellow member Wayne Parrish on being elected to the post of commander (president) of the California American
Artists say new laws governing them ‘stinks’
VENICE BOARDWALK — A recent experiment to manage freedom of expression while preserving other peoples’ rights has become a touchy subject on this world-
