By Kitty Monsalud Santa Monica
(Re: “Cops’ crackdown on bikers misguided,” Nov. 7) I completely agree with Roger Swanson that bikes are not the problem, cars are.
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By Emerson Arias Santa Monica
During the next few weeks, Congress has the opportunity to contribute its bare minimum to the health of our environment. With a $2 billion deficit
By JACK NEWORTH also writes the TV review column “Channel Surfing” for the Daily Press’ Current section. He
BACK IN 1999, ONE ASPECT OF presidential candidate George Bush’s background
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
LAX COURTHOUSE The 18-year-old day laborer who was arrested Sept. 28 after allegedly breaking into a Santa Monica condo and
Sure, Santa Monica thumps its chest claiming to be as green a city as they come. Yet, pollution at the airport, notoriously dirty water off the coast, plans to remove
By MEREDITH CARROLL’S column appears each Thursday. She meredithccar-
AS THEY RELEASED THEIR 28TH ALBUM this summer, ‘70s funk band Kool & the Gang declared there is “no age
I’M CONVINCED THAT EVERY MAJOR retail company in the world has a Department of Customer Confusion. This clandestine operation doesn’t sit next to marketing, accounting or IT in
By Bea Nemlaha Santa Monica
On Nov. 12, the city’s Landmarks Commission may well approve construction of one or two new, two-story Modernist recti-linear buildings in Santa
By Geno Schotte Santa Monica
(Re: “Cops’ crackdown on bikers misguided,” Nov. 7, letters) There is nothing debatable to discuss with Santa Monica Critical Mass bicycle riders. It is all
The first person who can correctly identify where this image was captured wins a prize from the Santa Monica Daily Press. Send answers to
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SOME BELIEVE THE REAL ESTATE PARTY is over and now it is time to pay the piper. Then there are those who believe the real estate market is simply going
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
OCEAN AVE. The curtain drops on the American Film Market today, which means the steady flow of well-dressed movers and shakers
