By Devon Singleton Marina del Rey
(Re: Paul Bergman’s letter “Missing doors curb a street’s appeal,” Oct. 12) I’ve wanted to argue this for such a long
By Henry L. Duval Santa Monica
The Santa Monica Daily Press featured Alice Walker for her lecture at the Santa Monica Public Library (“Teach the kids,” Oct. 1). Her subject
By Dan Wentzel Santa Monica
Regarding John H. Whitehead’s column (“Matthew Shephard Act hates on everybody,” Oct. July 12), I take it from his opposition to hate crimes legislation
As the Santa Monica Pier nears a hundred years in existence, it is no wonder that so many fond memories have been made there. Whether it was fishing with dad
I LIKED BARACK OBAMA BEFORE, BUT I’m loving him now that he’s finally going on offense. His campaign is still about the politics of hope, but he had
By Jon Mann Santa Monica
Bill Bauer’s column (“City’s priorities are backwards,” Oct. 15) is barking up the wrong tree. The (City) Council’s motives in this matter
By Larry Wartels
I’m formerly an urban planner by trade. I’ll never have to sleep under a freeway or dumpster dive for a used, likely-carcinogenic, plastic Coke
By MICHAEL TITTINGER is editor of the Daily Press. When he’s not looking for inspiration in the abyss, he
IT WAS THERE — SOMEWHERE BETWEEN the Salton Sea and Copper
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Originally published in the Santa Monica
MY 22-MONTH-OLD DOESN’T WANT TO wear a diaper anymore. Trouble is, she does-n’t want to wear underwear either.
Nope, just naked is fine with her.
As the Santa Monica Pier nears a hundred years in existence, it is no wonder that so many fond memories have been made there. Whether it was fishing with dad
By Adam B. Summers Guest Commentary
HIGH-SPEED RAIL SEEMS TO BE ALL THE rage with government planners, but taxpayers should be wary of the promises made by rail advocates.
