By Leslie Johnson Los Angeles
Please, please, please speak up loudly. We do not need another “front” on the war on terror. We are in enough trouble already with Iraq.
By Joseph Hanania Santa Monica
Perhaps the city of Santa Monica should hire the former head of FEMA, Michael (“heck of a job”) Brown to oversee reconstruction of the tennis
By Ruth and Jim Mount Santa Monica
We have rarely seen such reprehensible and fallacious campaigning as the recent “hit piece” we received from an organization calling itself “Friends of
By Kyle Ford Santa Monica
Hey, I saw that (The Daily Press) added some new Comics today. Good move. The new strips are great!
Originally published in the Santa Monica
By Chris Morrow Santa Monica
Just writing to thank (The Daily Press) for the new expanded Comics section, as well as your inclusion of “Girls & Sports.” I no longer
By Daily Press staff
Adults looking to improve their English can also get wired this month at the Westside Community Adult School’s free computer class.
The instruction offers an
By Daily Press staff
It’s not Yom Kippur or Ramadan, but peace which will prompt a three-week hunger fast for the “Friends Don’t Let Friends Vote Republican”
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
Buzz (büz) v. buzzed, buzz·ing, buzz·es 1. confusion of activity and gossip, 2. to be noisy with activity, 3. to talk, often excitedly, in low tones. Slang 1.
By Ursula Fox Santa Monica
On Oct. 12, I said the following at the town hall meeting at Grant Elementary School: “Those of us who don’t have a mental
By Hannah Galloway Santa Monica
I have lived in Santa Monica for 14 months — not 20 years, like many of the people quoted in your Oct. 11 article “Has Dogtown
By Douglas Debber Santa Monica
I wish to thank the Santa Monica City Council in their infinite wisdom and moral superiority for eliminating smoking from the Promenade, outdoor patios and
