Advertising has become a key defining characteristic of contemporary society. It’s everywhere. Schools used to be one of the few places that weren’t bombarded by advertisers. But even
By Christopher Peak Santa Monica
What has happened to the Bill of Rights? It seems to mean nothing anymore. The current administration chooses to ignore our rights. One example is
By Rose Dabney Santa Monica
I am amazed that during this campaign some of the incumbent Council candidates can get away without being held accountable for some of the significant
By Sandy Grant Santa Monica Sustainable City Task Force
I am writing to back up Dean Kubani’s letter to the editor that was published in the Oct. 2 edition
By Daily Press staff
The just-released fall issues of Santa Monica College’s acclaimed Santa Monica Review, its national literary arts journal, will be celebrated through readings in Orange
By Daily Press staff
In an effort to keep the public engaged in local politics, the League of Women Voters of Santa Monica Education Fund is hosting several events in
By Daily Press staff
City Council candidates will be on the hot seat tonight, as the Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution stages its second Santa Monica City Council candidate forum,
By CHRISTINA S. PORTER
When involved in a 1031 exchange, generally, expenses that are considered non-recurring, such as real estate commissions, will reduce the value requirement of the replacement
By JODI SUMMERS
The numbers just keep growing. At last check, California home sales were down almost a third from a year ago, with numbers falling for the 10th straight
By Barbara Nelson Santa Monica
I do believe, along with Stefan Treff (SMDP, Sept. 26, page 4), that George Weller should not have been driving. He had had accidents prior
By John Kreiss Santa Monica
For all of the platitudes Santa Monica politicians have enjoyed giving each other regarding the policies they have chosen to follow for the past 20
By Martin Rubin Director of Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution
Regarding “Asking price can be steep” (SMDP, Sept. 26, page 1), one often hears politicians urging more public participation in
