The Daily Press editorial staff was having a story meeting the other day when we began to wonder what are you, our readers, tired of reading about. Is it the
By Meredith C. Carroll Meredith Pro Tem
ALTHOUGH I’M GENERALLY HAPPY AS A clam, I think I’ll always regret just a tiny bit that I never dated an
By HOWARD KALOOGIAN, a conservative Republican, is a former member of the California State Assembly who now works as an attorney.
GITMO AND GUNS ARE GETTING ALL THE press. But
By Peter Davison Santa Monica
In Robert Kronovet’s letter (“Bring on Development,” page 4, June 30) he says, “We want development, bring it on.” I’m not sure who
By Eric Cooper
I hear people want to get rid of Steve Breen as a columnist. Don’t. I don’t always agree with him but he has a “fresh”
By Gary P. Ratner executive director, Western Region
As the executive director of the only national Jewish organization with an office in Santa Monica, I take strong exception to John
Morgan Genser ON THE MOVE: Former Santa Monica College men's basketball coach Jesse Teplitzky has agreed to become the head coach at Cerritos College.
Originally published in the
Santa Monica College unlikely to hire a coach until August
By MICHAEL MIDDLEHURST-SCHWARTZ Special to the Daily Press
SMC After losing eight players from last year’s team to
Architects go green and prosper from it
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN Santa Monica buildings are more than just spaces to work, live, or play, as proved by the numerous
Hawaiian performers will attempt to break Hula record
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
SM PIER For those who can’t get away this summer for a tropical
Experts: Drilling would bring no consumer relief
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
PACIFIC OCEAN Sen. John McCain (R- Arizona) is for it. Gov. Schwarzenegger is against it.