By Josh Litter Sunset Park
I just wanted to thank (The Daily Press) for starting to run the “Girls & Sports” comic strip in the SMDP. I am a SM
By Ken Llewllyn Santa Monica
Yes, maybe in recent weeks the city has started to clean up the streets and finally started to enforce its laws against panhandling, camping, squatting
A pair of local institutions face quite opposite fates, as they grow older and their neighbors grow younger and richer. On Sunday, the Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center marked its
Project Runway A Night with Vincent Libretti
Meet Grant parent and participant on the most popular reality show on TV, Vincent Libretti.
Vincent will tell all about Project Runway.
Here’
By Daily Press staff
The Saint John’s Santa Monica 5000 will kick off on Sunday, Oct. 22, with a top-notch field expected to participate in the Los Angeles
If you are a “Project Runway” aficionado, this is a chance to get fashion tips, reality show information and more from a former contestant on the popular Bravo television show.
Parents must teach their child to sleep on own, independently
Clients who are stumped have brought toddler sleeping habits to my attention twice last week. In both cases, parents are
By Dorie Meek
Case of the clap is a good thing Dear Dorie, My 11-month-old just started clapping his hands on his own. He’ll do it anywhere
Eighty-seven special-education students in the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District use taxicabs for transportation to and from school.
The district saves about $100,000 a year by
By CHRISTOPHER KNAUF Special to the Daily Press
Editor’s note: In recognition of October as Disabilities Awareness Month in Santa Monica, the Daily Press presents a month-long series
Now that gasoline prices are below $3 a gallon, calls for the government to “do something” to force prices lower have temporarily abated. But it is crucial for us to
A culture of meanness has come to characterize many aspects of the nation’s governmental and social policies. “Meanness today is a state of mind,” writes Nicholas Mills in his