By Daily Press staff
The Internal Revenue Service has issued the 2006 “Dirty Dozen” — the latest annual tally of some of the most notorious tax scams — along with an alert
By BRIAN HEPP
Every year we, as Americans, face the annual ritual of filing tax returns. While the process is unavoidable, investors frequently look for effective ways to lessen the
By EYE ON THE CITY BY ELIZABETH RIEL
By any account, Santa Monica resident Judy Church* is a success story. At times, though, she didn’t know how she was
By David Mendez-Yapkowitz Santa Monica
I’m writing this as a response to an editorial that was found in the SMDP titled “Take back our streets one corner at
By Daily Press staff
Veterans of war are in for a fight to save a facility that was intended to be for them.
A panel discussion on the pressures facing
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica’s history lesson this month is the story behind the estate of Marion Davies, the mistress of newspaper mogul William Hearst.
The Santa Monica
The Santa Monica community suffered a tragic loss last week when a 15-year-old high school student died at the hands of a suspected gang member. Gang violence continues
SPACE BY CHRISTINA S. PORTER
Anyone involved in investment real estate today is aware of the challenge in finding a replacement property that qualifies for a 1031 tax deferred exchange.
By JODI SUMMERS
Do you recall several years ago when presidential candidates were talking about an across-the-board flat tax of 15 percent? That would have made life way
By JEREMY MEYER Special to the Daily Press
SMC — The wait was finally over on Monday for the Santa Monica College 2006-07 season’s cheerleading squad recruits.
After working
death penalty in Iran
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY JOHN W. WHITEHEAD
On Jan. 6, the Republic of Iran sentenced a young woman to death for the so-called crime of
