By Daily Press staff
If you want to track how the local college is spending voter-approved bond money, here’s your chance.
Santa Monica College is seeking applications for
By Daily Press staff
Spring is in the air at St. Monica. Santa Monica will come alive with the sound of music on May 18 when St. Monica Catholic High
A weekly photo series capturing the personality of santa monica iPod, uPod, we all Pod... The miniature digital media player — unifying in its popularity, yet isolating in its usage — has
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY LINDA MILO
Parents start to teach their children manners from the moment they are born. You are your child’s very first teacher and when your
By Dorie Meek
Attending to the ‘Big 8s’ Dear Dorie, I have a newborn baby boy and he’s doing really great. He’s eating well and growing each week.
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY ELAN JOURNO
America’s policy of backing “land for peace” deals in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was supposed to stop Palestinian terrorism and culminate in a
By Susan O’Brien Santa Monica
In her letter, Jennifer Weiss calls the library staff “clueless.” In my experience, they are amongst the most helpful and informed public workers in
By Katherine K. McTaggart Santa Monica
I doubt that the Santa Monica Daily Press would publish letters that used the so-called “N-word” or any number of other derogatory
Even if you got ’em... City staffers are presently studying the feasibility of banning smoking entirely from the bustling Third Street Promenade. Following measures that nixed cigarettes and the like
By Daily Press staff
A veteran politician will be in Santa Monica this week to tell people why it’s worth being involved in public service.
State Sen. Sheila Kuehl
By Daily Press staff
Just how to invest wisely doesn’t always boil down to money. The Santa Monica Public Library in partnership with the Santa Monica’s Cooperative Natural
