THIS IS GOING TO BE A BIG YEAR FOR local politics.
There will probably be a proposition on the local ballot in November that would limit commercial development in Santa
Educator began a local institution
By NATALIE EDWARDS I Special to the Daily Press
When Joel Pelcyger traveled to New York City as a fellow for a two week Heads
By GREGORY WEINKAUF Special to the Daily Press
Perceptions of the life and work of Vincent Van Gogh vary widely, from the masterful melodrama of films (”Lust for Life,” “Vincent
for another 10 years at $1.1 million.
“We have our fears, especially with the rent rising,” said Jamie Rusche, a barista at the UnUrban Coffee House at the eastern
MAKING THE RENT the Kosmont-Rose Institute, a Los-Angeles-based economic development firm.
The firm looked at more than 400 cities in California and across the nation and examined
Here are your responses: “THERE ARE VERY FEW PRODUCTS that do not use plastic. Plastic is a multi-billion dollar business internationally. If the restaurants are forced to give up
By Al Bondi Santa Monica
I was hoping that citizens of Santa Monica would be more aware of the injustices of Measure R, but it seems that the sheep mentality
By Cassandra Christenson Santa Monica
Hello, I had never read “That Rutherford Guy” and was moved by his skill and dedication to deepening our understanding of the legacy of Buddy
By Julie Rusk Human Services Manager, City Hall
Mr. McColgan (“Some tough love is needed,” page 4, Feb. 6) makes some excellent points. I understand his frustration that with all
RECENTLY, “MIXED MARRIAGES” AND “blended political families” have been in the news. I’m talking about Democrats and Republicans being married to each other. For example, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger supports
once and for all
By DANE ROBERT SWANSON Special to the Daily Press
History doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Ask Liliane Pelzman, author of the book “And No More
