By KENNY MACK is a writer, comedian and secret admirer of (young) Barbara Bush living in Santa Monica. He
AS THE NEW YEAR APPROACHES AND we head for the home
By MICHAEL TITTINGER is Editor of the Daily Press and rarely peacocks around in red. He
Spoiler alert: This column calls into question the true identity of one Kris Kringle,
By Robin Massey Santa Monica
(Re: “Fatal accidents on the rise,” Dec. 7) It’s amusing and amazing, to say the least, that the police don’t seem to realize
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
(Re: “Letter writers should stay on point,” Dec. 5) (Eric Cooper) felt that Ron Lowe’s letters did not address any issue printed in the
By Shirley Stumley Santa Monica
(Re: “God, please have a sense of humor,” opinion, Dec. 4) Regarding children naming their teddy bears “Mohammed”: Did anyone ever think, perhaps, that little
By Alan Rosenblum Santa Monica
On page five of Friday’s paper (Public Hearing Notice, Nov. 16) you have a notice of a plan for development on The Village Trailer
Extreme makeover
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
VENICE CANALS Another attempt is being made to restore the historic canal system that flows here between Washington Boulevard and
Making a list...
The year has seen some highs (’No Country For Old Men’) and has see some lows (’Fred Claus’).
So this week’s Q-Line question asks: What
By DANIEL GILBERT is a conservative presidential candidate.
AFTER TOP REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL candidates spent weeks attempting to convince voters that they are the most conservative of the group, all have
By John H. Whitehead That Rutherford Guy
IN AN INFORMATION AGE WHERE WE’RE required to hand over confidential information in order to make a purchase, drive a car or
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
Mike Huckabee’s rise in polling numbers and voter approval is coming from one source only — white evangelicals and fundamentalists — and is not in any
By Richard Orton Santa Monica
I read with interest, the planning progress of the Exposition Line light rail into Santa Monica (“Getting around is king,” Dec. 10). Whether it follows
