By Katherine K. McTaggart Mid-City
As a Mid-City resident, former special education teacher and one-time McKinley Elementary School parent, I read about the resistance on the part
By Stephen Eccles Santa Monica
Bravo to the parents from McKinley School for speaking up (“Parents to Step Up: Step off,” Oct. 18). The Mid-City has been dumped on
By Barbara Bennett Mid-City
My husband and I have lived in Mid-City since 1981, so I enjoyed a rueful chuckle at (Michael Tittinger’s) column (“Cartographers shrugged: Mid-
By LLOYD GARVER writes the “Modern Times” column for CBSnews.com’s Opinion page and
MOST PARENTS SOMETIMES WONDER IF they’ve been good parents or not. We ask ourselves:
Thousands hit the SM streets
By THEA CHARD Special to the Daily Press
CITYWIDE More than 2,500 runners from around Los Angeles, and across the world, will be pounding
CALLING CARD Brandon Wise The owners of Cellular Fantasy, located at 26th Street and Wilshire Boulevard, celebrated the debut of the brand new Blackberry 8703e with a party Thursday evening.
As I flipped through the “Weirdsville” press kit and read the producer’s quotes, “We’re embracing an unpolished look... out of focus shots, some odd framing and compositions,” my
‘Transformers Two-Disc Special Edition’
Michael Bay and Steven Spielberg join forces in presenting a story where war erupts on Earth between two robotic clans, the heroic Autobots and the
Hailed by Rolling Stone as one of the top female artists on Myspace last year, Malibu’s own Colbie Caillat will hit the Malibu Inn on Friday, Oct. 26. Stick
When Jim Henson started making puppets in the 1960s, no one questioned him. Contemporary puppeteer Erik Sanko knows his plight — he plays with dolls.
“The Fortune Teller” is Sanko’s
Like staring into the sky? How about doing so with a little direction? Santa Monica College is hosting a full-slate of events to please the star gazer in us
