By YARON BROOK is managing director of BH Equity Research and executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute.
THE FINANCIAL PERIL OF FANNIE MAE and Freddie Mac — the government-sponsored,
By David Alsabery Santa Monica
It seems that Lloyd Garver has an irrational fear of firearms in the hands of trained law abiding citizens. In his July 26 story “The
By Weldon Berger Santa Monica
Steve Breen’s (”Going Postal”) sustained parody of a thesaurus-happy and ineluctably oleaginous right-wing lunatic is masterful. Keep those columns coming!
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By Hank Rosenfeld Ocean Park
So there were 200,000 people (by your count) at Glow last weekend, but you only got negative letters about it? I’d like to
Leaps of faith, good fun
By NORA SORENA CASEY Special to the Daily Press
SM PIER The beach looked so distant from 32 feet above the pier, the white mesh
“Know Before You Go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica.
Annenberg Community Beach House (415 Pacific Coast Hwy.) Beach Parking Lot 10 will be closed for
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 Constitutional attorney and author John W. Whitehead is founder and president of The Rutherford Institute. He can be contacted at
IF THERE’S ONE THING THE UNITED STATES stands
By Bill Russell Santa Monica
Glow, the dusk ‘til dawn oceanside where’s-the-palooza — or how to lure tens of thousands of Angelenos to the beach for nothing — concluded
Last Tuesday, City Council approved initial changes to the proposed updated general plan that would allow up to a 75-foot height limit on stretches of the city’s boulevards.
GLOW, SANTA MONICA’S FIRST FORAY into the world of contemporary, large scale art festivals occurred last weekend on the world famous Santa Monica Pier and adjacent beachfront from 7
Spreading awareness, fighting deadly cancer
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN When Santa Monica resident Janice McQueen-Ward lost her mother, Margaret McQueen, to stage-four lung
