IN CASE YOU WERE OUT OF THE COUNTRY for the past two weeks, the Boston Celtics won the NBA Championship beating the Lakers in the final game by 39 points.
By Don Solosan Santa Monica
Kenny Mack, I don’t think you can compare oil speculation with investment in the Internet or housing (June 25, page 5, “Bursting the oil
It’s a good sign when politicians and ex-pols are running scared of a public initiative. Former mayor Nat Trives (June 26, page 4, “Letters to the editor”) says
By Alex Epstein The Rand Stand
SINCE THE SUBPRIME MELTDOWN BEGAN, the Bush administration has pledged to act to prevent foreclosures — but without interfering in the market or bailing anyone
and play Public health officials urge families to enjoy healthy food and activity during summer months
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
CITYWIDE Summer is a great time for dads, moms, and
Santa Monica offers relative peace to low-key celebrities
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
MALIBU While Malibu City Hall struggles to mediate brewing hostility between its territorial
Some rankled, some thrilled by MTA’s decisions
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN L.A. Traffic-weary Santa Monicans can rest easy knowing the Exposition Light
The new Pacific Wheel at Pacific Park features 160,000 LED lights that put on quite a show once the sun goes down. While the new Ferris wheel has been
By Meredith C. Carroll Meredith Pro Tem
WITH THE DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN presidential nominees all but certain at long last, Family Circle magazine has launched its fifth annual Presidential Cookie
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FORMER WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY Scott McClellan made Santa Monica his second in-store
By Judith Avery Santa Monica
According to Lloyd Garver (“Do a push up, go to jail,” page 4, June 21-22), one should strive to in fact not be physically
