By Phyllis Elliott Santa Monica
In her argument on behalf of the detention of prisoners at Guantanamo (“Don’t mock it till you try to love it,” July 2), Charlotte
By LLOYD GARVER writes the “Modern Times” column for CBSnews.com’s Opinion page and
LOTS OF PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY have two jobs to help make ends meet. Last
With grocery workers set to strike again, shoppers may not be so understanding
By STORY BY MELODY HANATANI
CITYWIDE It was nearly five months of hell.
Jessica Dozoretz grimaces at
Not a happy meal for one 11-year-old
By By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department.
The roar of jet engines readying for take off, the tell-tale fumes given off by aircraft idling on the runway, the cries of local residents who would like nothing
(Editor’s note: Seth Barnes is on vacation. The following was originally printed in the Daily Press in 2005.) THE SUMMER MONTHS ARE HERE. AS we speak, across our great
By Tim Baxter Los Angeles
This is a response to “Putting ‘Independence’ back where it belongs” by Michael Berliner of the Ayn Rand Institute (July 3). He would like us
By Frank Muller Santa Monica
I noted in agreement with Mr. Dan Jansenson (“Thankful to tree lovers,” July 2) that I could not detect a “single sign that is obstructed
Swapping pads getting popular
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA Swap until you drop.
That’s the new motto of many city residents, who are packing
While the Philadelphia band The Teeth hit some rough patches on their newest album “You’re My Lover Now,” they clearly enjoyed making the record and their frisky spirit is
a worldly affair
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
SM PIER Those looking for a night of song and surf should bring their bouzouki, get their blues on
