By Bob Wolff Santa Monica
We have heard nothing about the 31 ficus trees that are going to be placed in storage by the city. It is bad enough to
By Cherie Rodgers
Ms. Melody Hanatani does a service by bringing this scam to the attention of the public (“Business scam hits Westside,” page 1, Feb. 27). I am a
By Bunny Hooper
I was surprised to see that the Santa Monica Daily Press published the long-winded piece “Cleansing the old Soap Box” (page 4, Feb. 27) which, while
The City Council last week denied an appeal made by local activists to landmark a number of ficus trees in the downtown area. The Treesavers are now taking the city
By Meredith C. Carroll Meredith Pro Tem
“INTO THE WILD,” JOHN KRAKAUER’S best-selling book adapted for the screen by Sean Penn, was up for two Oscars at Sunday
to limit development
Downtown today is filled with the sounds and sights of construction. Outside the Daily Press, hundreds of pebbles cover the eastbound side of Broadway as large, diesel-
UCLA launches program to study health care
By
WESTWOOD Hoping to determine the root of lingering health care disparities affecting minorities with chronic diseases the UCLA Department of Family Medicine,
State awards funds to regional agencies
By CHIARA CANZI Special to the Daily Press
OCEAN PARK To boost the number of affordable housing opportunities available to residents throughout Southern California,
GREEN MATERIALS, BUILDING, AND living are becoming commonplace in Los Angeles with each passing year. Locals are at the forefront of the green movement. New buildings that use materials, which
The City Council last week denied an appeal made by local activists to landmark a number of ficus trees in the downtown area. The Treesavers are now taking the city
By Kenny Mack Word in Edgewise
Hypnotherapists are not licensed by the state of California as healing arts practitioners; for your benefit and protection, work on some issues may require
