By Seth Barnes
Fall is a special time. Our youth return to school eager to expand their minds and explore the far reaches of institutional learning. Lazy, hazy summer gives
By Suzanne Verge President, Los Angeles Chapter Million Mom March United with the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence
Mr. Gottlieb and Mr. Workman missed the mark and the facts
By Cheryl Erb Santa Monica
When will murders against children stop, when there are no more children? (Charles Carl) Roberts should have gotten professional help, or at least forgiven himself,
By Peter Shopay Santa Monica
In response to the city’s attempt to ban smoking everywhere: I think it’s all nice and sweet that we can ban cigarette smoking
This work week will be a shorter one for many of us, with Columbus Day still a federal public holiday. Banks, post offices and other government offices close their doors,
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center is celebrating 80 years of service to the Westside with a street festival this Sunday, Oct. 15, from noon to
By MIKE HEAYN
What is an AITD? What does it mean for a seller to carry paper? The real estate world is filled with interesting, creative concept financing, some of
Q After my recent election to the Board of Directors of our homeowners association, I carefully reviewed our governing documents. I noted that while the CC&Rs require that
By CHRISTINA S. PORTER
Owning investment real estate as a Tenant In Common (TIC) provides investors with several advantages of which diversification and a lack of management responsibilities are primary.
By JODI SUMMERS
The year 2006 will stand as a record year for institutional investment in office and industrial real estate. The National Association of Realtors’ third quarter Commercial Real
Some time ago, a friend described the process by which the criminal law administers justice by likening it to a physician attempting to perform delicate surgery with a meat cleaver.
