Following recent court decisions regarding First Amendment rights, the City Council passed an ordinance that modifies existing rules guiding signs and fliers.
The council eliminated a code that required all
By Amanda Cushman Simple Real Food
I AM ALWAYS LOOKING FOR A FABULOUS Italian place to eat here in Los Angeles. I don’t mean the trendy, overpriced restaurants where
By THOMAS BRENNAN owns a public relations firm in Santa Monica, and he loves the U.S.A.
DENNIS MILLER IS THE MOST RABID cheerleader for George W. Bush and
By Phil Hendricks Santa Monica
I am an 18-year Santa Monica College employee representing the Bond Fatigue Committee, www.BondFatigueCommittee.com. I presented the opposition to Santa Monica College’
By Jan Ludwinski Santa Monica
A brief history for the anti-RIFT folks. Once upon a time there was a city whose public places were being overrun by vagrants and
I AM ALWAYS AMAZED AT THE LEVEL OF denial some people will sink to in order to justify the heinous and inhumane act of murdering unborn babies. First they change
Advocates pour life savings into project
By CHRISTINA WALKER Special to the Daily Press
ARIZONA AVE While most voters are concerned about sexual education in our schools, the slumping economy,
By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
THE OTHER DAY I WENT TO A LARGE electronics store looking for a new cell phone. While searching, I became lost in the amazing
NO MATTER HOW HARD YOU TRY TO avoid it, sometimes it seems like your day-to-day living expenses just eat away at your entire paycheck. Before you know it,
By TAYLOR VAN ARSDALE is a writer/producer and movie reviewer for the Daily Press. She
JUST A WEEK AGO, THE WORLD’S LARGEST Hadron Collider (appropriately dubbed “LHC”) came
WHAT A WEEK. SINCE OUR LAST conversation about the Republican convention, the news has basically been all bad. It was seven days of disaster; from man’s inhumanity to man
