By TAYLOR VAN ARSDALE
Ric Roman Waugh’s “Felon” is a gritty look at the reality of the events that can transpire when a law-abiding citizen — and one of
By By Dane Roberts Wans On Bookreview
Change happens. Things must develop and grow. Yet in a small community of Amish things tend to stagnate. Then all at once new
By Mariel Howsepian West Dressed
LAST WEEK, LEVI STRAUSS & CO. announced that it would stop manufacturing different cuts of its signature 501’s, and start selling a one-cut-
Employees struggle to park
By Macerich previously provided free parking for mall employees. That could all change when the garage reopens as employees will be asked to leave their Brandon
This past week, Q-line asked: Coffee giant Starbucks has decided to close one of its 15 locations in Santa Monica. Do you think there are still too many Starbucks
I JUST VISITED MINNESOTA, WHICH IS NOT only a beautiful state, but an interesting one. It’s the state whose former Governor was a professional wrestler, and whose next Senator
By Brian R. Bland Santa Monica
Regarding the column by J. Bates regarding the Santa Monica Airport (July 22, page 5, “Banning jets is about politics, not public safety”), I’
Filmmaker explores his dark side in short
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET A few hours of wrangling bumper-to-bumper traffic and handling the questionable
Environmentalists support marine report on debris
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
SM STATE BEACH Trash that litters California’s beaches and oceans may be more than an
By STEPHANIE TAFT Special to the Daily Press
JAMS After three years of planning its formation and construction, officials from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Monica and the
