By Kelly Charpenet Santa Monica
Your piece (“Halt who goes there...,” Aug. 18) was well-intentioned. I thank (The Daily Press) for that.
I am simply frustrated that (story subject
Electronic gear at home in class
By EMILY SKEHAN A special to the Daily Press
Gone are the days of note passing and spitball-shooting. In an age of text
By GERRY SHIH Special to the Daily Press
SACRAMENTO A contentious bill aimed at establishing a task force to evaluate the air pollution impact of the Santa Monica Airport failed
The average person can experience caffeine intoxication and potential overdose when they exceed 750 milligrams a day — about the amount in three tall Starbucks coffees.
I started my day just
beans Completing the Starbucks loop in a coffeeshop-saturated Santa Monica can be hazardous to your health
By EMILY SKEHAN I Special to the Daily Press T here are 17
This past week, Q-line asked: Where do you stand on the water fluoridation issue? Here are your responses: “I’M TOTALLY AGAINST THIS mass-medicating, policy-driven experiment on
By Lloyd Garver Modern Times
ACCORDING TO WIKIPEDIA, “‘FASHION police’ refers to... an imaginary police force that makes sure that people dress according to fashion.” Now, Atlanta City Councilman C.
By Mark Shepherd Santa Monica
The executive director of OPCC certainly has important insights into our vagrancy crisis (“OPCC didn’t create the homeless,” letters, Aug. 30), but the head
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica Homeless hurt the quality of life Editor:
Yet another Republican crusader caught in a sex scandal! Sen. Larry Craig of Idaho joins the ranks of
A weekly slice of life culled from one of Santa Monica’s seven neighborhoods, “A Day in the Life” turns the focus on the everyday and thrusts the oftentimes overlooked
A pane-ful escape goes south
By By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests
By LEE HAMILTON is Director of the Center on Congress at Indiana University and was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for 34 years.
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