SM COURTHOUSE — A Santa Monica judge last week ordered a Venice property owner to refund two years of rent to a tenant who sued his landlord for letting him live
From an immigrant housekeeper that makes burritos for the needy to a Ph.D. graduate who founded a national social service agency, four area women were honored last week by
Joe Miller of Joe’s Restaurant in Venice came to St. Joseph Center’s Culinary Training Program kitchen last week to do a cooking demonstration for 12 students and to
By Caroline Bodkin
Last weekend I was walking with a friend through my neighborhood and we approached a woman, likely in her late seventies, who walked with a hand shielding
By Daily Press staff
Relive the day when one of America’s favorite presidents was assassinated. In Venice tonight, there will be an exhibition of historic JFK assassination newspapers at
By MAUREEN TOBIN & THOMAS YOUNG Special to the Daily Press
Lead us not into temptation … Oh, forget it! That’s exactly what we’re trying to do, entice you,
The recent Grass Roots Venice Neighborhood Council’s reception and dinner opened with a four-course bang.
Los Angeles Councilwoman Cindy Miscikowski joined the council as 14 students from St.
I received a ticket at the 2600 Beach Lot in Santa Monica yesterday. It enraged me, as well as many other Santa Monica residents who were standing nearby enjoying the
By Daily Press staff
The Venice Family Clinic this year raised almost $800,000 toward another year of medical care for the poor.
Founded in 1970, Venice Family is the
The daughter of a men’s clothes salesman and a housewife who later worked in an accounting office at UCLA, Lefkowitz credited Dr. Price, a constitutional law professor, for sparking
By Derek Loughran Santa Monica
In John Wood’s March 3 article regarding the end of the grocery workers strike Richard Cowan, the secretary and treasurer for the UFCW, states
