By Daily Press staff
St. Joseph’s Center will hold its Second Annual Black History Celebration, complete with soul food, entertainment and slave narratives.
The free event will be held
Renters sue over eviction, conditions
Two area tenants are suing their former landlord for more than $26,000, claiming he illegally charged rent on their illegal apartments for years, then
By Daily Press staff
The first annual Westside Scavenger Hunt will be held on Feb. 29. The event will be held at the PenMar Recreational facility at 1341 Lake St.
By Jodi Summers
Decades ago they were pontificating on what life would be like in the new millennium. The truth is, we’re not all that far off from George
By Daily Press staff
Professional artists this spring will mentor and teach young people, ages 9-18, film-making, black-and-white and digital photography, flash animation, PhotoShop, creative writing,
St. Mark holding a strong season
By Daily Press staff
A basketball matchup between Venice and Crossroads schools will get underway tonight in downtown Los Angeles as part of an
By Saul Cohen Santa Monica
I read today’s article about potential tuition hikes at Santa Monica College, (SMDP, Feb. 2, page 1). But that is not the topic I’
Donna Gentry, who has in the past been involved with the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce and is a supporter of Santa Monica’s social service programs, said what’s
To culminate a winning season, the Lightning Bolts are celebrating as the champions in the Girls U10 division area soccer play-off games held in Culver City last week. The
Murder trial of local man to last throughout week
By MICHAEL TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
Jury selection began Monday in the murder trial of a Santa Monica man accused
Celebrating “Black History Month,” Venice Theatre Works is presenting the world premiere of “Peru in Africa,” a one-woman show that takes audiences into the heart of Africa and the
