By George Balanis Santa Monica
A recent letter by Alan Toy (SMDP, June 15, page 6), a member of the Santa Monica Rent Control Board, claims that property owners cause
By Joni Tomson Santa Monica
I wonder if deputy city attorney Debra Kanoff would still be “wondering if the incident ever occurred in light of the bus driver never having
By Billy Woody Agoura Hills
After reading the responses to this past week’s Q-line question (SMDP, June 17-18) I was amazed that the respondents even had the
By Daily Press staff
The featured speaker at RAND’s commencement will be Carl Bildt, former prime minister of Sweden, who will speak about the challenges of building stable states
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Police Activities League (PAL) is throwing a party on the Santa Monica Pier. The second annual PALpalooza benefit will funnel proceeds to PAL’
Let go of the railing. Last week, the City Council agreed to purchase more than 104,000 square feet of land currently owned by Sears Roebuck and Co. for a
The straight and marrow Dear Dorie, My 18-month-old is waking up at least four times a night. Sometimes he only sleeps for 20 minutes at a time before
president on June 29 at 2 p.m. Besides his fame as a political leader, Jefferson was a farmer, scientist, architect and inventor. While also an advocate of liberty, he
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY JOHN SEAGER
As summer approaches, global warming has vaulted into the news, thanks to the release of “An Inconvenient Truth,” in which former Vice President Al
By Bill Carlisle Santa Monica
I read in the paper that illegals might have voted in last week’s elections, and oh, what an outcry! Judging from the record-low
By Flo Ginsburg Santa Monica
A September 11 Memorial Site is under construction, financed largely by private donations, but at a cost of $22 million.
There is no doubt that
