By Katherine McTaggart and Andrew Kay Liberman
The L.A. Times reports “ … 40,000 troops have been diagnosed with PTSD” … “nearly 14,000 newly diagnosed cases in all services,” … due
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
DOWNTOWN A 49-year-old Venice woman was struck by a car and killed Wednesday afternoon after she apparently lost control of the bike she was
A mixed-use residential project in the Civic Center area took a major leap toward realization after the council modified zoning laws to allow neighborhood-serving uses in the mainly
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Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition
By MERV HECHT, the food and wine critic for the Santa Monica Daily Press, is a wine buyer and consultant to a number of national and international food and wine
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Superintendent Dianne Talarico is widely expected to leave her post at the end of the school year.
So this week’s Q-Line question
By Weldon Berger Your column here
I’M HOMELESS. IN EFFECT, THE CONDITION means I’m breaking some law or another simply by existing: I loiter days, and at night
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MY BEST FRIEND IN COLLEGE WAS AN ART history major. While she had a deep respect for Botticelli’s command of supple
By Christen MacDonald Santa Monica
In response to [criticism of Santa Monica Treesavers], to set the record straight, the Treesavers were not defeated. There were originally over 100 ficus and
By Jon Mann Santa Monica In defense of the movement Editor:
What gives anyone the right to tell someone to drop out as a candidate for president, whether it is
Apartment building to be demolished
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
OCEAN PARK The California Supreme Court ruled recently to end a decade-long legal battle against Santa
