By GUEST COLUMN BY KELLY HAYES-RAITT
Forty years ago, Cesar Chavez and a dedicated troop of organizers changed the way Americans think about food. For the first time since
By Lori Emerson Santa Monica
In response to the Melrose Sprague’s follow up letter, (SMDP, Sept. 18, page 4). First of all, Save-On/CVS, both on a local
By Todd Work Santa Monica
Kudos to you and your staff for the community profile on Big Dean’s legend T.J. Sorady (SMDP, Sept. 18, page 1). Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
Robots, red giants and atoms are just some of the topics that will be discussed during a Santa Monica College lecture series in the upcoming months.
By Daily Press staff
Sounds of children playing may fill the Palisades Park if a new play area is approved at the Santa Monica’s Recreation and Parks Commission meeting
By REAL ESTATE 101 BY MIKE HEAYN
As a land owner, you have many rights. Those rights are a theory known as the “bundle of rights.” The bundle of rights
By JODI SUMMERS
Autumn is upon us and as you might expect, we will soon have our first good rain. As all property owners are fully aware, it’s time
By Kathy Kartiganer Santa Monica
Let there be no mistake: I have been a resident of Santa Monica since 1986. I am a graduate of Santa Monica College; I was
By THE WITNESS STAND BY CLIFF NICHOLS
Am I alone in the belief that certain events in the last week seem to have whipped up the winds of war we
By Daily Press staff
The revamped Theatre Arts Building at Santa Monica College is ready to start the show.
The ribbon at the new $17 million Theatre Arts Building will
