Maybe Chicken Little was right
By MATTERS BY JACK NEWORTH
Many of us choose to live in Santa Monica to be by the ocean. Not that long ago it was
By Scott Sookman Los Angeles
I am writing in response to the opinion piece written by David Pisarra (SMDP, Aug. 8, page 4). Mr. Pisarra is woefully uninformed about the
By Ben and Doris Stegall Santa Monica
My husband and I both called your Q-line last Wednesday, which should have been well before your usual Friday deadline to have
It’s no secret that Santa Monica government is notorious for its bureaucracy. In recent years, some City Hall employees were starting to earn a pretty decent reputation for being
The last sentence in George Orwell’s renowned novel “Animal Farm” aptly sums up the state of politics today. It’s epitomized in many ways, but nowhere is it more
By Daily Press staff
MALIBU — Actor Mel Gibson pleaded no contest Thursday to a misdemeanor DUI of having a.08 percent or higher blood alcohol content and was sentenced to
Traffic officer gets saliva shower
By By Daily Press Staff
ON SUNDAY, AUG. 13 AT 9:31 P.M., police responded to 1670 Beach Parking Lot regarding an alleged assault
By Daily Press staff
Arts Fighting Cancer, the non-profit organization which co-produces the free outdoor movies at the Santa Monica Pier, will host a sneak peek screening of
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica CityTV and the Miles Memorial Playhouse have won the LA area Emmy for “Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming.”
The winning show is “Downbeat Showdown
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College will host this year’s annual USA Pacific Coast Open Table Tennis Tournament.
The tournament begins at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug.
By Daily Press staff
A group of 40 teenagers from low-income families spent five weeks this summer taking courses with SMC professors in the morning and playing baseball and
the poorest and most ancient cultures they discovered Andean music and in a sense, their roots. The name Inti-Illimani (pronounced Inte-E-gee-mane) is from the Ayamara dialect:
