STAND BY CLIFF NICHOLS
Again, we find ourselves in a hotly contested election season. On the surface, we are told that what is at stake is a determination of what
By Daily Press staff
Longtime progressive activist Don White will be the special guest speaker at the Activist Support Circle on Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the Friends Meeting Hall, 1440
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Elks held a Parking Lot Sale over the weekend, with all proceeds earmarked for the California Hawaii Elks Association Major Project. The event
By Daily Press staff
More field trips could be in store for Santa Monica students and community groups, thanks to this year’s $12,000 transportation grant from the city.
Brush with the past
By Daily Press staff
MID-CITY — The day’s history lesson was staged outdoors on Tuesday for the students of McKinley Elementary School, who marked the
Weller look-alike adds a new twist
By JESSICA ROBERTS Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN LA — Lawyers concluded their defense of George Russell Weller on Tuesday with a pair
Families are a “work in progress.” There is rarely a family on the earth that doesn’t face daily problems and challenges. When mothers and fathers work together for the
The women placed fourth out of 11 teams at the Foothill Invitational. Once again, it was Yasmin Renteria who led the squad with her season-best time of 19:40
In December 1971, at a concert in Ann Arbor, Mich., John Lennon took to the stage, and in his usual confrontational style, belted out “John Sinclair,” a song he had
By Ron Di Costanzo Santa Monica
One of the serendipitous things about being a candidate for office today is that George Bush has set the bar nice and low by
By Andy Byrnes Santa Monica
I was appalled at Mr. Stefan Treff’s letter purporting that all 80-plus (years of age) drivers are just like the somewhat notorious, Mr.
By Dorothy Thatcher Santa Monica
What kind of city lets a three-story house be built in an R2 zone? What kind of city gives a permit for a subterranean
