By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
President Bush has threatened to veto the water resource bill that was passed in the Senate by a wide bipartisan effort and in the House,
By Julia Reeves Santa Monica
(Re: “Read his Spanish-speaking lips,” letters, Sept. 17) I respect Neil Macaulay’s right to freedom of speech. I will refrain from insulting him.
By Phyllis Chavez Santa Monica
This is my second plea to stop the “Tree-o-cide” on Second and Fourth streets.
Global warming is threatening our environment on a daily
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FLYING HAS CROSSED THE LINE FROM being painfully inconvenient to morbidly lame. As a child, it was a grand adventure, a voyage of discovery on a sleek technological marvel above
By Joyce Martino Santa Monica
Well, it happened the other day. My friend was stopped at a crosswalk to let pedestrians cross and she was hit pretty hard by a
By Bruce Joffe
Between the Spring Equinox (March 21) and the Autumn Equinox (Sept. 23), days are longer and nights shorter. It makes sense to shift the “extra” morning daylight
I went down the steps opposite Montana Avenue to the beach (Sunday) morning. I went down to the ocean, where I saw the beach littered with trash as far as
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By Daily Press Staff
DOWNTOWN While they were gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of a new maintenance facility, officials with the Big Blue Bus earlier this week said they felt
By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
NOW THAT THE QUICK HOUSE FLIP market is drying up due to lower appreciation, investors are getting back to basics when purchasing fixer-uppers.
