Pssst, do you want to sign a marijuana petition? Santa Monicans have been asked that question in recent weeks, as the Santa Monicans for Sensible Marijuana Policy is gathering signatures
By Daily Press staff
Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles (JFS) has announced that Santa Monica resident David Marks, executive vice president and head of U.S. Corporate Banking for
Book advises the ill-prepared
By Dailly Press staff
This spring, 1.4 million new college graduates will be flooding into the job market after receiving their diplomas. The good
By KIRK G. AGUER
When considering individual stocks for your portfolio, a company’s size is one of the key ways of categorizing potential investments. Generally, companies issuing common stock
“It hurts me to think that a person who has a good job, who wants to make a living, can’t these days. It’s a sorry day when you
The following is a summation of what went on in the Santa Monica City Council chambers during the council’s meeting May 9, including a timeline, notable public comments and
Time spent on the top three issues facing Santa Monicans, based on city surveys: Homelessness: 2 minutes Traffic: 20 minutes Parking: 2 hours, 49 minutes Public Comments: I hour and
Oil companies have earned every penny of their profits
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY ALEX EPSTEIN
With the recent increase in gasoline prices, politicians and pundits are once again condemning oil
By Ron Prosky Santa Monica
In response to Daniel Stevens’ letter entitled “Nichols is full of it” (SMDP, May 8, page 4), I am compelled to reflect the truth behind
By Eric Cooper Santa Monica
So Lloyd Garver is impressed with the way France sets limits on necessities (SMDP, May 6, page 4). Lloyd wants our government to put limits
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica College Design Technology Department has announced “Digifest ‘06,” a festival showcasing the work of students in raised animation, digital video, graphic design, game
