By DAILY PRESS STAFF
CITY HALL Approval of a $750,000 increase in the city’s annual contribution to the school district through the Master Facility Use Agreement was tabled
I COULD NEVER BE CHARACTERIZED AS a tomboy: My color vocabulary is extensive, I shower nearly every day, and few things thrill me more than flipping through female porn magazines
By Seth Barnes Iconoclast Blast Seth Barnes
RIGHT AFTER ITS ROLE AS THE MECCA OF pop culture, Los Angeles is probably best known for its oppressive, snarling traffic. Americans’ fascination
By Mike Kirwan Venice
There is talk about Al Gore preparing to run for president. At least we all know he — unlike all the other candidates — is capable of winning
By Bill Worden President Emeritus, The Air Care Alliance Venice
Mrs. Ho in her letter (“Why we complain about the airport,” April 24) states that there is a common misconception
78, died Saturday, April 21, 2007 at his home in Ventura. He was born December 23, 1928 in Los Angeles and was a 20 year Ventura County resident, moving here
Santa Monica Fire Department beefs up cardiac response
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
The Santa Monica Fire Department is looking to mend a few broken hearts.
Residents suffering a possible heart
By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
BUYING A HOME CAN BE A SCARY venture for anyone, but with the right help it doesn’t have to be. In southern California,
By Brian Hepp Market Matters
IF YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO consists of a combination of stocks, bonds and mutual funds, you are off to a good start. But if you haven’
ALMOST EVERY WEEKEND OF THE YEAR I do an open house. Inevitably, during one of these three hour windows of time, someone will come in and we’ll begin discussing
We’ve all seen what ranting and raving has done for Don Imus’ career. First they pulled the plug on his TV show for his offense remarks regarding the Rutgers
By Charli Schauseil Stalking Victims Sanctuary Angels Camp, California
The tragedy in what unfolded a week ago at Virginia Tech is obvious. But the tragedy is furthered by everyone once