By Brian Hepp Market Matters
PICTURE THIS: YOU’VE JUST WON THE lottery or received a large inheritance. You start daydreaming about all the wonderful things you’ll buy and
By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
IT SEEMS EVERYWHERE YOU TURN THERE is another gloom and doom real estate story in the media. If you are in financial trouble and
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 KENNY MACK is a writer, comedian, and social commentator living in Santa Monica whose favorite Madonna song is “Get Into the Groove” and favorite Madonna video is “Express Yourself.
By STEVE BREEN has been an occupational “Foole” for the Reagan Revolution since 1978 and is still the “best looking mailman in the U.S. Postal Service.” He
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By Jeffrey A. Sklar Santa Monica Rent Control Board Commissioner
Proposition 98’s defeat underscores the fact that Californians will not be fooled again. A majority see rent control as
Brandon Wise WHERE THERE’S SMOKE: Restaurants and bars will have until July 22 to enforce a new smoking law which makes business owners liable if they knowingly or intentionally
Man was wanted in Tucson
By DANIEL ARCHULETA Managing Editor
PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY A homeless man wanted for first-degree murder and sexual assault in Tucson, Ariz., was taken into
Study shows that court decision could boost economy
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN After decades of discrimination and legal hurdles, same-gender couples can finally wed,
“Every piece was thoroughly crafted, to the point and a good read,” Press Club judges wrote about Kelley’s columns.
Kelley received an award from the Press Club in 2007
Q: What are the fines if I’m convicted? A: The base fine for the first offense is $20 and $50 for subsequent convictions. However, with the addition of penalty
