Rockers defy Christian label during pier show
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
SM PIER It has been said that one should never discuss religion or politics in
Stocking up for disasters
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
CITYWIDE While Tuesday’s 5.4 earthquake caused no major damage in the Southland, it served as a reminder of how quickly
Carbon footprint can be minimized
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
MAIN LIBRARY There is a new reason to feel guilty about eating those juicy cheeseburgers and it
REMEMBER WHEN YOU USED TO TRADE snacks at lunchtime in elementary school. You would trade your box of animal crackers for a Twinkie or trade a Moon Pie for a
IT WAS AN UNUSUALLY WARM JANUARY day in Washington as President-elect Barack Hussein Obama took the oath of office administered by longtime Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens.
Stevens
City Hall is currently working on updating the Land Use & Circulation Element. Some feel that the final document should limit development while others want to see the city continue
By Ellen Wiest Santa Monica
I am a tenant in the Archstone Smith building on Main Street. (Tuesday) morning we were shaken up a bit by a 5.8 earthquake.
By David E. Steele Los Angeles
Regarding Llyod Garver’s commentary on Minnesota gun laws (“The land of 10,000 lakes and even more fire alarms,” page 4, July 26-
WHEN JOHN EDWARDS DIDN’T WIN THE Iowa caucuses in January, he knew his campaign for president was over. When I read that he was confronted by two National Enquirer
Health benefits come up against bacterial risks
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
ARIZONA AVE Despite recent bacteria scares in foods like spinach, tomatoes and jalapeño peppers, Mark
Quake was minor
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN The strongest earthquake to strike a populated area of Southern California in more than a decade rattled windows and chandeliers, made buildings
City Hall is currently working on updating the Land Use & Circulation Element. Some feel that the final document should limit development while others want to see the city continue