It’s been called the biggest scam after car insurance. It’s expensive, you might never use it, and you end up paying for someone else’s bad decisions.
It’
WHAT’S THE POINT?
Santa Monica is an idyllic little town on the coast, holding all the promise of that golden vision of California that is so often pictured in
Americans have to accept they live in a global world
This past weekend was the celebration of labor, and as I pointed out last week, bosses should not be forgotten
By Sandi Homchick Los Angeles
(Editor’s note: This was originally addressed to the Big Blue Bus).
You have changed my father’s life. You bring him joy, independence, freedom.
Just as every senator sees a President in the mirror, every new entrepreneur sees a Bill Gates or a Mary Kay Ash in the mirror also.
But a new business
A s a community member who has received the beneficence of the great and far ranging wisdom of the current City Council, I would like to present the following as
I n the book Fahrenheit 451, the protagonist is a fireman whose job it is to burn books. The science fiction story is a commentary on the damage done to
S anta Monica — land of the “progressives” — home to the “open minded,” sanctuary for the “spiritually enlightened.” I believe that. I also believe that we have a City Council that
London, Paris, Rome, Seattle, New York. These are all great cities and there are many more that one could name.
The question of the day is, why doesn’t Santa
Last week’s column was about the assault on the business community’s signs and the city’s efforts to raise its income from fines, a whopping 25 percent over
The Daily Press’ April 5 edition had a major article on the enforcement efforts by the city of Santa Monica regarding signs. The headline was “Signs of the times, tear
By Todd Flora
On April 10, 1979, I was an 8-year-old second grader. I wouldn’t meet my best friend of 23 years until we shared a classroom
