Editor:
Long ago, Santa Monica citizens put 2-3 story restrictions on development, knowing Santa Monica doesn’t have the street capacity for anything larger.
Several years ago, we had
Yes on Prop 54 — Voters First, Not Special Interests
This election, Californians will find Proposition 54 on their ballot, an initiative dealing with “legislation and proceedings.” This may sound like
By Kevin M. Brettauer
Doctor Stephen Vincent Strange (named, no doubt, for the great film star Vincent Price, whom he physically resembles) was created by Steve Ditko, co-creator of
Rated R
131 Minutes
Released November 4th
While I am fortunate never to have gone into battle as a soldier, I have read many accounts of those who have, including
Editor:
In a recent Daily Press, your editorial about measures GS and GSH questions the connection between strong schools and affordable housing. Both would benefit from the funding stream created
Editor:
I’m writing regarding your editorial on GS and GSH. Strong educational values and support of them, keep communities strong.
Education is a large and looming topic in our
Editor:
I appreciated the November 1 article by The Transparency Project “The Battle of a Santa Monica 2016 Ballot Measure”. It was a refreshing breath of air in comparison to
THE GLOBAL FILM INDUSTRY HAS MADE SANTA MONICA THE HOME OF ITS LARGEST ANNUAL CONFERENCE FOR 26 YEARS
American Film Market set to return to Santa Monica from November 2
Editor:
I consider myself incredibly blessed to live in a community like Santa Monica. It is sheer luck, serendipity that I live in a city that is so rich in
Rated PG-13
121 Minutes
Released October 28
The film Inferno is based on the novel of that name by best-selling author Dan Brown, whose books have been translated
Rated R
126 Minutes
Released October 28
For his first film as a director, Ewan McGregor has chosen American Pastoral, a weighty novel by Philip Roth published in 1997. The
