By Doris Stegall
Since I will no longer be drinking city water once it is fluoridated, will the city of Santa Monica pay for a reverse osmosis system for me
By Roger Dekeyzer
I have never seen (The Daily Press) print such a bloated, self-aggrandizing article as Thomas Bowden’s “West is indebted to Chris Columbus” (Oct. 8). The
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 Don Watkins The Rand Stand
ACROSS THE COUNTRY, STATE AND local governments are banning smoking on private property, including bars, restaurants, and office buildings. This is just the latest
By Neil Macaulay Santa Monica
Miriam Jaffe writes on Oct. 4 that cameras at intersections with a high rate of crashes are an “enormous threat to our liberty.” I completely
By When not prioritizing his own priorities, BILL BAUER act
OVER THE LAST FEW WEEKS, THE hysteria about the fate of 23 “structurally compromised” ficus trees on Second and Fourth
By By Randy Williams Newdvdreleases
‘Home Run Derby 3’
This timeless blast from the past serves up the third and final version of the game’s greatest sluggers from the
By REVIEW BY TAYLOR V A NARS DALE NEWRELEASES
The first thing you notice about Ben Affleck’s directorial debut, “Gone Baby Gone,” is that the writing sizzles. There’s
By BYJACKNEWORTH CHANNELSURFING
You might recall in my first Channel Surfing column, I waxed poetic (okay, I rambled incoherently) about the notion that television might be in a “golden period.
rather play basketball or some other sport. When you’re down, it’s hard to pull kids into the program.”
St. Monica does have it rough. Not only are they
