By CYNTHIA CITRON For the Santa Monica Daily Press
The play that just opened at the Rubicon Theatre in Ventura should come with a warning label: “Caution! Obfuscation ahead!”
It’
By By Daily Press Staff
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Come February, California voters will be asked to cast their votes to determine which presidential candidates they want to see in the national election in November.
So this week’s
By Randy Walburger Santa Monica
So Julie (Rusk) wants another survey to study who is most deserving of a bed instead of the cold alley ( “Factoring in vulnerability,” page1, Jan.
I am not a member of the Writers Guild, but have been sympathetic to their demands. A couple of weeks ago, the Motion Picture Alliance hired two high-priced p.
By Sarah Flores Santa Monica
Thanks for continuing to cover the saga of the project to house and rehabilitate homeless veterans in three empty buildings on the West L.A.
By BENNET KELLEY is the former national co-chair of the Democratic National Committee’s Saxophone Club and practices law in Santa Monica.
THE PAST SEVEN YEARS HAVE BEEN like
L.A. poll workers in high demand
By NATALIE EDWARDS Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The candidates are in abundance, the propositions fill a novella sized pamphlet, and there
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Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition
Come February, California voters will be asked to cast their votes to determine which presidential candidates they want to see in the national election in November.
So this week’s
SOMETIMES I THINK I WAS BORN guilty. I don’t mean that in the Catholic “everyone’s born with original sin” kind of way — particularly since I’m Jewish. It’
