By Wally Ghurabi, M.D. Guest Commentary
I GOT MY START IN MEDICINE THREE decades ago as an orderly in a small hospital in Michigan, changing bed sheets for the
By Phyllis Elliott Santa Monica
I hope (the Daily Press’) ad for Ringling Bros. — The Cruelest Show On Earth — doesn’t generate a single ticket sale. Santa Monica residents have
By Hale Porter Los Angeles
(Re: “Exposing Bush’s Orwellian reality,” opinion, July 19) (Bennet Kelley) quotes George Orwell’s “1984,” as do most other modern political observers. When I
By Dr. Andrew Nestler
(Editor’s note: The following is an open letter to the Santa Monica City Council) City Council members: I implore you to reverse the council’s
City Council faces slate of consent items
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’
Labor union ratifies a new deal with trio of major supermarket chains
By Daily Press Staff
CITYWIDE Southern California grocery workers ratified a new labor deal with three of the
By series of cognitive exercises.
“The more cognitive exercises I gave him, the more with it he was, the happier he was and the calmer he was,” Michel said. “And
“Know Before You Go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall Access
Los Angeles city officials are currently debating the possibility of converting Olympic and Pico boulevards into one-way streets to potentially ease traffic congestion between metro L.A. and Santa
IN JULY, THE U.S. SENATE HELD HEARINGS on Dr. James Holsinger, President Bush’s Surgeon General nominee. Holsinger has been unfairly and viciously attacked by the left for both
By James Zeruk Jr. Santa Monica
In slight regard to reader Henry Rosenfeld’s letter to the SMDP (July 17) concerning John Wayne — Rosenfeld made a fair argument against the
