By Christine Chang
ACTING OUT OF EXPERIENCE Born in Boston and raised with three younger sisters in a broken family, Allport had moved a dozen times around the East Coast
In a poll by the Web site AmIAnnoying.com, former “The View” host Star Jones was selected by voters as the most annoying celebrity of the year, alluding to her
There is a new and increasingly dangerous threat facing America, a threat that is getting altogether too little attention — crimes associated with prescription drug abuse.
Young people are selling or
By M.J. Coplan Massachusetts registered professional engineer
(Re: “On the water front,” Jan. 19, page 1) Ninety-two percent of U.S. fluoridated water is treated with fluosilicic acid,
By Gene Burke Founder, Santa Monicans for Safe Drinking Water Coalition
Thanks so much to the Daily Press for giving needed transparency to this local/regional water-medication challenge in
COMMUNITY PROFILES CHRISTOPHER ALLPORT One-man show has audience in midst of a wartime tale
By KRISTIN MAYER Special to the Daily Press
Marines stood at attention and saluted Christopher
Professor Joseph Schwieterman, a nationally known transportation expert, will give a talk, “Trains, Planes & Automobiles: Perspectives on Santa Monica’s Rich Transportation History,” on Friday, Feb. 2, at 2
Area Democrats can get the dish during a lecture called “Accomplishing our Progressive Agenda” on Wednesday, Jan. 31.
Marcy Winograd, President of Progressive Democrats of Los Angeles, will be the
The 57th Annual Seniors Tournament will be held at Reed Park on Jan. 27-28 and Feb. 3-4. Bring a chair, an umbrella for the beach weather and enjoy
This week’s Q-Line question asked: What individual or group gets under your skin — either world-famous or locally infamous — and why?
“THE SANTA MONICA CITY COUNCIL AND associated
By Barbara Filet Santa Monica
Parking near the beach is a complicated matter, requiring creative solutions to fairly provide access to a scarce commodity (“Knocking their spots off,” Jan. 22,
By Matthew Muzio
Nothing really changes in Santa Monica. I have lived here for 52 months and I find it fascinating that they allow homeless people to sell and use
