THERE ARE THREE WAYS TO INVOKE a falsehood: 1. Contrivance of the truth (“I did NOT have sex with those, er, that woman”). 2. Concealment of some/most of the
By David Spataro Santa Monica
I’ll get to the point and try to keep it “pithy”... as a certain TV personality is fond of saying. I’m mad, mad
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica Have you no pride? Editor:
Reading the daily headlines it seems like gun violence and its attendant mass killings are becoming a more common occurrence.
SMC men reach playoffs
By JON HABER Special to the Daily Press
SMC For 27 years, the Santa Monica College women’s basketball team has been on the outside of
The Ocean League champion Samohi boys’ soccer team (24-0-1) looks to continue its march toward a championship banner in Santa Monica today against Channel Islands of Oxnard (18-
The council will be asked to add about $150,000 to an existing contract with a financial advisory firm that assists various city departments and agencies with financial planning and
The Santa Monica High School girls’ basketball team (24-5) couldn’t find a way to stop Los Osos’ junior center Cierra Warren in its quarterfinals CIF-SS Division IV
Transportation leaders want a 1.6-mile downtown Los Angeles rail system to link the area's three light-rail lines.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's proposal for
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 Retired ARMY CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER RICHARD KRELL served the U.S. Army proudly on a number of military and humanitarian operations, including Desert Storm, Desert Shield, Operation Provide Comfort,
I also see Asians, and Hispanics. Every day when I walk my dog, I run across a United Nations of people in my neighborhood. I have friends from all walks
By Erin Maynes Santa Monica
I urge City Council to uphold the landmark status of 2219 Ocean Avenue on Tuesday and deny the University of Illinois Foundation’s appeal to
