By GUEST COMMENTARY BY JOHN WHITEHEAD
Looking at America’s public schools today, it may be difficult to imagine that they were once considered the hope of freedom and democracy.
This past week, Q-line asked: “Are staffed bathrooms in city parking garages the answer to providing relief for downtown denizens? Will you take advantage of the revamped restrooms?” Here
By TIMES BY LLOYD GARVER
President Bush last week took Prime Minister Junichiro Koisumi of Japan on a tour of an important American landmark. It wasn’t the White House,
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Public Library invites teens in grades sixth through 12 to sign up for a poetry-writing workshop with young adult author Sonya Sones.
By Daily Press staff
After seeing “An Inconvenient Truth,” global warming may seem like an inconvenient burden. Local author Joanne Poyourow and the Environmental Change-Makers of Westchester have answers
JACKSON TRIAL, from page 1 Following the money trail at Neverland is a winding road
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
SM COURTHOUSE — The defense of Michael Jackson
Also by SMC will be the emeritus college presentation of “Interlude Revisited,” a student summer art exhibit July 13-Sept. 15 at the Emeritus College Art Gallery. The exhibit will
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica College theatre arts and music departments will present “Into the Woods,” the Tony Award-winning smash hit musical that turns popular fairy tales
By Daily Press staff
Finding the right man can be a laughing matter. The Ruskin Group Theatre will present the world premiere of Cindy Lu’s unique one-woman play
Welcome to the Santa Monica Art Palette for the weekend of July 8. It’s a good weekend to be in Santa Monica. The goal of the Art Palette, created
By Daily Press staff
The hills of Santa Monica will soon be alive with the sound of music.
The Santa Monica Civic Light Opera (SMCLO) presents their final production in
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
LA COUNTY — The arrest Saturday night of a convicted child molester, who was forbidden to enter the Santa Monica city limits, brings
