By MATTERS BY JACK NEWORTH
It’s been 11 days since all the retrospectives of 9/11. On its Web site, CNN showed 9/11 footage from the moment the
By THE SOAP BOX BY BENNET KELLEY
You need not know anything about the
Rewind to summer 2002. Before hitting the campaign trail, President Bush dropped his opposition to the
Someone over at City Hall remembered his or her parent’s lesson that if something doesn’t belong to you,you should give it back. That’s doing the right
By Daily Press staff
If a picture speaks a thousand words, then Santa Monica College alumni can get an eyeful this weekend.
Alumni of SMC can view their former classmates’
Kiehl’s not only wants to shoppers to adopt the latest cosmetic styles, but possibly a new best friend.
The Kiehl’s store in Santa Monica is host to k9
Tourism and city officials spent last week at the beach racking their brains trying to figure out just what makes Santa Monica so special. As part of creating a “brand,
Car impact areas shed light
By JESSICA ROBERTS Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN LA — Jurors heard expert testimony Thursday that the movements of George Russell Weller’s car would
By NEALE S. GODFREY Special to the Daily Press
Off to college go the kids. For them, it’s the thrill of independence. For parents, it’s the thrill of
Small,” at 11:15 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 28 in Science Lecture Hall 145 at 1900 Pico Blvd. The speaker will be Dr. Frank Gomez, chemistry professor and director
The City Council reluctantly placed Measure Y on the ballot, forced to do so under California elections code because supporters, Santa Monicans For Sensible Marijuana Policy, were successful in gathering
Debate swirls over issues
To continue protecting the bay from harmful urban runoff and other pollutants, the City Council is calling on voters to approve a new parcel tax — Measure
Measure U would give the City Manager more power in the hiring and firing of City Hall’s top executives by re-classifying department heads as “at-will” employees, stripping
