Prosecutors aiming to connect the dots
By ALISON TULLY Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN LA Auto salesman Mario Medina pointed across the courtroom on Wednesday at Olga Rutterschmidt.
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Mike Butler is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, correctly identifying that this shot was captured of the sign at the Enterprise Fish Company on Kinney Street.
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By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
DO YOU LIKE THE IDEA OF OWING A property, doing only a little management work on it and having a steady income month after
The Second Annual Santa Monica Teen Film Festival invites teens in grades seven through 12, or ages 12 to 18, to submit original films between two and 30 minutes in
By “Lonesome George” Andrews Santa Monica
(Re: “Peppery air,” March 2, page 7) I am George A. Bingaman, the “homeless” man to which you refer in your article. At no
By David Holcberg Guest Commentary
IF YOU WERE SICK AND NEEDED A KIDNEY transplant, you would soon find out that there is a waiting line — and that there are 70,
Dear Dorie, My son will be 11 months on Saturday! He is taking a few steps here and there, but definitely on his own walking along furniture and crawling so
CARSON CITY, Nev. The sun was setting, the temperature dropping and winter storm clouds were moving over the Sierra when Timmee Osorio sprang to his feet, yelling with delight.
“We’
THE 2004 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL Convention ushered in a political celebrity after Illinois State Senator Barack Obama gave the keynote address.America found a new star and Obama won a seat
A picture tells the story of a life lost
By DAVID PISARRA is a partner in the Santa Monica law firm of Pisarra & Grist specializing in Business Development.
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By Jonathan Mann Internet activist
According to Council member Kevin McKeown, “It is time to resume the reform fight" but he only considers "outsider developer money" to
