By Jeff Altman Former Santa Monica fire dispatcher
Regarding “The 411 on the 911” by Kevin Herrera (Feb. 10-11, page 3), I was shocked by some of the statements
COMMUNITY PROFILES FRED BASTEN Rewriting the past from along the roadside
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET Documenting history is one thing, but actually making it
This week’s Q-Line question asked readers: “What performance, art installation or creative work — from local to international — made the biggest impression on you this past year?
Here are
By LLOYD GARVER writes the “Modern Times” column for CBSnews.com’s Opinion page and
THE BELOVED SYMBOL OF THE UNITED States of America is threatened right now. I’m
By Harry M. Keiley President Santa Monica-Malibu Classroom Teachers Association
Concerns about students misusing camera phones and other high tech items in our classrooms, as written about in the
The Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens welcomes the Year of the Pig at the annual Lunar New Year Celebration on Saturday and Sunday, from 10 a.m. — 4 p.
“Café Plays” are one-act plays — created within 10 and half hours — bound by a common theme and locale. Each must take place in a café. Past participants in “Café
August Strindberg’s “Miss Julie,” adapted and directed by Stephen Sachs and featuring Tracy Middendorf, Chuma Gault and Judith Moreland, will open on Friday, Feb. 16, for a seven-week
“Marilyn Forever Blonde,” starring Sunny Thompson as Marilyn Monroe, will begin a six-week run at the Stella Adler Theatre on Thursday, Feb. 22, with previews set for next Tuesday
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
VENICE St. Joseph Center in Venice became the site of a major clean-up recently. On behalf of Boost Mobile RockCorps, volunteers
So long, notebooks: SMC, universities embrace the iPod
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE Next time you catch students fixated on the screens of their
