Some say fines are too low
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
Starting on July 1, California motorists can be pulled over for using a hand-held cellular phone, and drivers under
Resident Nick Steers correctly identified this photograph of the historic cannon in Palisades Park. He will receive a prize from the Daily Press.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily
By Mariel Howsepian West Dressed
AFTER A YEAR-LONG BATTLE WITH brain cancer, Yves Saint Laurent, 71, died Sunday night. He had been the last of the generation of designers
By By Randy Williams Newdvdreleases
‘Semi-Pro’ The Unrated- Let’s Get Sweaty Edition From figure skater to stock car racer, Will Ferrell, the USC Sports Information graduate, takes on
By By Dane Roberts Wans On Bookreview
Are you looking for a book that takes the metaphysical dimension of current events and speculates the future for you? This may be
By By Daily Press Staff
SATURDAY, MAY 31, AT 5:15 P.M. Santa Monica police officers responded to the 2200 block of Yorkshire Boulevard after receiving a report of
The California Supreme Court recently ruled and upheld that gay and lesbian couples can now legally tie the knot in the state.
So this week’s Q-Line question asks:
By MICHAEL CHWE is an associate professor in political science at UCLA and a parent of two children at Lincoln Middle School.
ON MAY 2, 2008, A 12-YEAR-OLD
By Kevin Skoglund Santa Monica
Regarding Bill Bauer’s column concerning the increase in the water and sewage fees (“City must be dispensing servings of holy water,” page 4, June
By Wannie Owens, Jr.
I would like to comment on Steve Breen’s column “Criticism over military service rings hollow,” (page 5, May 28). I don’t know why he
By Evelyn Elliott
Re: Weldon Berger’s “Be Cost Effective,” (page 5, May 29).
I want to tell Weldon that someone who writes as well as he does is pulling
Samohi program bridges academic, social barriers
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
SAMOHI Kenia Gonzalez grew up with a housekeeper mother with an eighth grade education and a
