By MICHAEL TITTINGER is somewhere between being Editor in Chief of the Daily Press and being an unemployed screenwriter. He
IT WAS WITH A HEAVY HEART, AND A heavy mai
Library hosts workshop on playwriting for local wordsmiths
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET A management consultant by trade, Paul Kuzniar has been trying to figure
Benjamin Hutchinson correctly identified this photo as the Active Ride Shop located on the corner of Broadway and Fourth Street. Hutchinson will receive a prize from the Daily Press.
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Brandon Wise DIRT DIGGLERS: To ensure that the Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery & Mausoleum can continue to offer residents a final resting place, the City Council is expected tonight to extend
A consultant that is currently weighing various scenarios for new water rates in the city could get an extra $18,750 if a contract extension is approved by the council.
While City Hall conducts a study that will ultimately lead to a comprehensive business plan for Woodlawn Cemetery and Mausoleum, a long-time relationship with a financial firm that has
As the city transforms itself from a sleepy little beach town into a hustling and bustling metropolis there are some that believe that the breaks need to be put on
THERE’S A REASON WE DON’T LET brothers marry a sister, or a first cousin marry a first cousin. Inbreeding is bad for a population.
As a society we
By John Noot Venice
The City Council (tonight) will consider an ordinance to regulate surfing classes on the beach and protect the fiefdoms of its currently favored surf instructors. To
By Thomas Cardona
Jack Neworth’s article hit the proverbial nail on the head! Could this be the reason for Barack Obama’s landslide win in Iowa? I am no
By Mike Kirwan
If Katie Hobkirk (“Meat eaters should go veggie,” page 4, Jan. 5-6 ) wants to be a vegetarian, she has the right to do so. I have
By Daily Press staff
LOS ANGELES Murders sharply declined last year in those areas of the county patrolled by the Sheriff’s Department, dipping 17 percent, from 328 homicides in
