Santa Monica is blessed to have both public and private schools that are considered some of the best in the state.
So this week’s Q-Line question asks: Which
By Meredith C. Carroll Meredith Pro Tem
A BILL PASSED THREE YEARS AGO BY the Senate Commerce Committee requiring digital-only television has a 2009 deadline that is fast approaching.
CHARLIE MYERS IS A TYPICAL 9-YEAR-OLD bundle of energy and enthusiasm. He loves XBox 360 and playing basketball at recess. On weekends, he goes exploring in the woods
By David E. Moss Santa Monica
Kevin Herrera disclosed that Pacific Park (PP) announced plans to sell PP for an undisclosed price (“SM’s Pacific Park goes on the block,
City Hall has to pay attorneys $55M
By CHIARA CANZI Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL The City Council has settled its fee dispute with lawyers who represented City
By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
WHEN TURBULENCE HITS THE REAL estate market, as it has in Southern California, it is a good idea to get back to the basics.
Santa Monica is blessed to have both public and private schools that are considered some of the best in the state.
So this week’s Q-Line question asks: Which
I HAVE TO CALL OUT SOMEONE I REALLY like. I take no joy in it because this person does really good work. She created the only smart, funny sitcom on
By L.K. SAMUELS, a Libertarian, is a realtor from Carmel Valley. He is editor and contributing author of Facets of Liberty, an anthology of political, economic, and sociological essays.
By Ron Lowe
There goes another bogus claim of the anti-immigration crowd. A report just released says that immigrants are far less likely to commit crimes than are native
By Jon Mann Santa Monica
For almost half a century the economic embargo against the sovereign nation of Cuba has failed to overthrow Fidel Castro, and has cruelly impacted generations
By Robert Kronovet Santa Monica
Dear Ms. Booth, this reply is in response to your letter to the editor dated March 7, 2008 (“A challenge to Prop. 98 thinking,” page
