By JODI SUMMERS
Whenever you review an income and expense analysis for a property or six, you realize how difficult it is for the average investor to digest the information
By THE WITNESS STAND BY CLIFF NICHOLS
It would appear that anti-Semitism is to a society, or for that matter to any individual, what leprosy is to human flesh.
By NEWS ON THE EDGE BY RON SCOTT SMITH
Desperate for a better life, a decent wage for a decent day’s labor, for a decent country governed by men
By Robert Donin Santa Monica
As a Santa Monica resident and longtime health and tobacco control advocate who appeared before the City Council to testify in support of the smoking
By Michael Snider Santa Monica
The proposed draconian smoking ban seems absolutely insane when it comes to the economy of Santa Monica. It will drive people away from restaurants and
By Ted Winterer Santa Monica
Kevin Ueda’s article on prospective City Council candidates (SMDP, July 28, page 1) stated that I believe “City Hall’s current programs seem to
By Daily Press staff
Tennis, anyone? Tennis players of all skills levels are now being recruited to participate in the ninth-annual “Westside Challenge to Beat Breast Cancer” event on
By Daily Press staff
It was sweet victory for a local barbershop quartet last month. The Santa Monica Chorus of Sweet Adelines International took second place at the Harmony Classic
Deli loses flavor after losing its star
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
NORTH OF WILSHIRE — Former car dealership owner Walter Parr liked to bring clients and associates
By Dorie Meek
Help junior avoid school daze Dear Dorie, My toddler is getting ready to start preschool in September. The school gave me a packet with suggestions for transitioning
