By GUEST COMMENTARY BY DR. DARIUS G. GAGNE, CFA, CFP
On a daily basis, we are inundated with financial information from shows such as CNBC, NPR or even the “market
By Daily Press staff
For the vacationer who doesn’t want to leave, Shutters on the Beach offers new services to ease the separation. With its new range of options
By Daily Press staff
Free your feet this Fourth of July weekend with barely-there shoes.
Masai Barefoot Technology (MBT) debuts their new “anti-cellulite and core-strengthening shoe” at
By BRIAN HEPP
Juggling all the important responsibilities in your life, it’s easy for things to get complicated in a hurry. Even with all the advances in technology that
The concert series began in 1983 as a way to bring visitors back to the pier after a series of storms nearly destroyed it. Today, the concerts are like a
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY MICHAEL S. BERLINER
A PROFESSIONAL LEGAL CORPORATION America’s cities and towns will soon fill with parades, fireworks and barbecues. They will be celebrating the Fourth
By ENOUGH IS ENOUGH BY JENNA LINNEKENS
I was born and raised in Los Angeles and I went to school in Santa Monica. My school was very near Third Street,
By Scott Baron Venice
I grew up in Santa Monica and watched it transform from a sleepy little beach town to a thriving social hot spot. I find it amazing
By Jim Jaffe Santa Monica
Last Friday afternoon, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District quietly posted its final proposed 2006-07 budget on it Web site. But when you
CLARIFICATION In response to the June 27 edition, city officials have made an official statement regarding the lawsuit brought by neighbors of the public beach project at 415 PCH. “The
Leaving the light on. Last week, the Bayside District Corp., which manages downtown along with City Hall, hired an outside consultant to design a plan for remaking the Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
You might not be able to tell, but there’s another world of theater in the Santa Monica Mountains.
George Bernard Shaw’s social romantic comedy
