By Bennet Kelley The Soap Box
TUESDAY NIGHT, ON THE 89TH anniversary of women becoming full citizens of this country; 36 years after Shirley Chisholm’s single primary victory; 32
Malibu rapper hits the big time
By DANIEL ARCHULETA Managing Editor
MALIBU For most people, the party inevitably has to come to an end. For Shwayze, not only has the
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN Drivers here and across the state continue to consume less gasoline, around 65 million fewer gallons compared to this time last year, according to figures
By Amanda Cushman Simple Real Food
I VISITED A RAW FOODS RESTAURANT last night on Main street after hearing about it for a while and passing by a few times
By MARK MIX is president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, a nationally recognized charitable organization providing free legal aid to employees whose human or civil rights
While Santa Monica features a number of attractions that consistently draw visitors from outside the city, there are some that believe they attract trouble. A gang-related shooting last Thursday
By Hank Rosenfeld Ocean Park
I very much enjoyed That Rutherford Guy’s column on the transforming power of Beatles music (“The revolution that changed us forever,” page 5, Aug.
U.S. SENATOR KEN SALAZAR, Congressmen Nick Rahall and Mark Udall, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter and other politicians who oppose producing more American oil are in
Twilight Dance Series comes to end
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
SM PIER This summer’s Twilight Dance Series concerts took audiences on an aural trip around
HAVE YOU EVER DONE SOMETHING utterly stupid and thought to yourself “if I had taken a second to think about that decision I could have prevented the bad outcome from
By Brian Hepp Market Matters
STOCKS AND BONDS COULD PROBABLY be considered the basic building blocks of an investment portfolio, and you’ve most likely heard of them before. But
