By Ron Prosky Santa Monica
The rebuttal by the chief of police regarding the Friday evening ride of Santa Monica Critical Mass is right on (“Police chief makes a Mass
Building owners ordered to halt evictions
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Editor
VENICE The remaining tenants of Lincoln Place, who have fought their eviction from the 38-acre, World
Soka Gakkai International-USA’s Culture of Peace Resource Center in Santa Monica will host a lecture with 1976 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Betty Williams on Sunday, Sept. 23, at
City Hall’s Cultural Affairs Division is set to honor the contributions of the public library’s long-standing SPARK storytelling series with an evening of storytelling on Thursday at
The Santa Monica College John Drescher Planetarium will present a special feature showing of “Cassini at Saturn,” featuring the orbiting Cassini spacecraft’s latest findings of the ringed planet, at
The Daily Press is planning to expand our sports coverage and we were wondering what our readers would like to see covered.
So this week’s Q-Line question asks:
IT’S ONLY SEVEN DAYS INTO 5768, BUT the Jewish New Year is already off to an inauspicious start for me.
I wouldn’t exactly call myself a model Jew.
By Julia Reeves Santa Monica
I do not feel safe in my homeland, or Santa Monica! I am sad about that. I have always been for peace. I have, sadly,
By Michael Jondreau
I’m proud to live in Santa Monica, but it’s certainly not a case of my city, right or wrong. In visiting Mar Vista in past
By Geno Schotte
(Re: Alex Thompson’s op-ed “Cops’ chain reaction is bad for our city,” Sept. 18) What kind of law/code vehicle or bicycle allows blocking traffic
Schwarzenegger and Clinton join forces to combat child obesity pion was elected governor in 2003.
Earlier this year, Schwarzenegger was named co-leader, along with Clinton, of the Alliance for
By Brian Hepp Market Matters
WHILE SUMMER VACATIONS AND NATIONAL HOLIDAYS typically provide a break for everyone who would be considered a member of the working public, there is one