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
By David Holcberg Irvine
San Francisco’s ban on plastic grocery bags is an outrageous abuse of government power.
The government has no right to force supermarkets and stores to
By Joe Oliva Santa Monica People kill fish, not plastic bags Editor:
I am against facilitating and enabling people to make long drives that consume fuel and pollute the air.
By Mike Kirwan
April Fool’s Day is here, along with the usual (Daily Press) gag issue. I figured so when I saw the photo (“Vegas, baby, Vegas,” April 1)
By Kenny Mack Word in Edgewise
(310) 235-2883 www.hypnotherapylosangeles.com THE CENTER OF POWER IN WASHINGTON has shifted away from the White House, down Pennsylvania Avenue, and has
By When BILL isn’t visualizing Utopia, he
THE CITY’S PLANNING DEPARTMENT has been holding a series of “Placemaking Workshops" asking residents what they’d like to see
By Alan Pinho Ocean Park
I really enjoy reading all the historical articles regarding Santa Monica.
I grew up in Ocean Park during the 40s and am still here today.
By Roberto Peccei Vice Chancellor for Research
In your article on March 23 entitled “Animal activists may sue” (page 1) you repeated the allegation of a group of activists who
Second Annual Santa Monica Teen Film Festival The festival invites teens in seventh-grade through 12th-grade, or ages 12 to 18, to submit original films between two and 30
By Glenda Sage Santa Monica
Thank you so much for running the announcement for the Green Living Workshops in Santa Monica last week. I just about lost my marbles in
