Summer break gives students a chance to explore different career fields while earning income. This summer, many students in Santa Monica and Los Angeles are using their time off to
Back-to-school shopping is back in full swing as students and parents prepare for the upcoming school year. But the 2026 season is increasingly defined by disciplined spending, even
Summer break gives students a chance to explore different career fields, and many are choosing internships over traditional paid jobs to do it.
Internships can offer valuable hands-on experience,
Awaken Now, a one-stop acupuncture and wellness practice, will launch three new 12-week programs in September led by founder Marina Dabcevic, aimed at addressing different health issues across
From beach yoga to one-on-one nutrition consulting, Peak Health cultivates a holistic approach to wellness that encompasses movement, diet and, above all, human connection.
Peak Health currently offers
The Palisades Fire was a devastating tragedy for the community but the disaster sparked a sense of community among many residents that has grown into a full-fledged movement generating
After the 2026 USA World Cup Kickoff Celebration welcomed nearly 4,000 people to Santa Monica Place in June, the mall is hosting its newest event, Aug. 23: Wellness on
A longtime family of Santa Monica restaurateurs are hoping to find their own pearl of a business with the opening of the West Side Oyster Club in June in the
Lila Victor, Special to the Daily Press
In the summer of 2024, the more than 30-year-old Main Street convenience store formerly known as Santa Monica Farms Jr. gained
By Jeff Prang
Los Angeles County Assessor
Despite one of the most challenging years in recent memory, marked by the ongoing response to the devastating wildfires that swept through the
If you have a small business, you probably advertise on one of Meta’s platforms (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and others). There are other ways to advertise, like putting an ad
Lila Victor, Special to the Daily Press
Spring's promise of new growth has taken root at Cafe Demitasse — literally. Fig and lime trees now shade the patio, mint
