By Kevin Waterbury Santa Monica
Great article on traffic ideas (“One -way decisions,” April 2). As for Santa Monica’s daily woes, I think the middle lane on Broadway and
By Frank Muller Santa Monica
Mr. Adam B. Summers hit the nail not quite on the head, but close (“Government should protect, not baby us,” March 4, page 4), and
By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
WITH THE CURRENT NEGATIVE NEWS about the subprime market and predatory lending practices, it was only a matter of time until Congress got involved.
By Simon Salloom is a Realtor who specializes in Santa Monica Real Estate with Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Brokerage, Brentwood Court Office.
SEVERAL TIMES A WEEK SOMEONE tells me,
Last week Q-Line asked readers what would they like to ask the general populace. We asked and you responded big-time. Here is the winning question.
This week’s
THERE IS A DOMESTIC EMERGENCY, OF sorts, in California these days. Unlike the popular television shows, however, the nanny is the problem, not the solution.
No, California’s problem is
By Kengi Kat Santa Monica
Last week, the OPCC (was featured in an) article in the Santa Monica Daily Press (“OPCC helps Israel combat homelessness,” March 27). The article was
By Cathy Milliken Santa Monica
I just want to thank the people that write the columns for (the Santa Monica Daily Press), especially, Bill Bauer and “My Write.” His articles
By Anna April-Ross Santa Monica
So, Mr. Ron Lowe is offended again (“Protesters should mind their words”). In his letter on Friday, March 30, he expressed his righteous indignation
Connor Vance is the winner of the most recent Mystery Photo contest, correctly identifying that this image was captured of a mural at Main Street and Ocean Park Boulevard.
Originally
By ALISON TULLY Special to the Daily Press
WILMONT Architect Katherine Spitz realized the extent of Reed Park’s poor signage when her own coworker couldn’t find it.
“The
By Linda Milo Guest Commentary
SITTING ON A PARK BENCH THE OTHER day, I heard a mother speaking with outraged tones with another mother. She was talking about a third