By By Daily Press Staff
Wednesday, Jan. 3, at 1:30 p.m. Santa Monica police officers responded to the 300 block of Colorado Avenue — Macy’s — regarding an employee
By Bennet Kelley The Soap Box
A RECENT OPEN LETTER TO THE American people lamented that “under the pretext of ‘the war on terror,’ civil liberties in the United States
By Armando Lopez Los Angeles
Keep SM police in place Editor: (Editor’s note: This letter is in response to the Q-Line question of a week ago that asked
By Art Chesluk Santa Monica
Jack Neworth Laughing Matters Getting out while getting is good Editor: It is no wonder we are getting the wrong answers in Iraq. We are
Santa Monica Self-Help Legal Access Center helps litigates effectively represent themselves
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
SM COURTHOUSE — Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky was on
Taking it to the streets Christine Chang More than 200 students from New Roads High School in Santa Monica went out on the streets instead of class on Thursday, marching
RECORD OF SUCCESS.
By Brian Hepp Market Matters LARGE-CAP COMPANIES HAVE USUALLY BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR MANY YEARS AND HAVE, THEREFORE, BEEN ABLE TO GENERATE A TRACK
WHEN TALKING
The famous Harrah’s Casino can trace its roots to a small bingo parlor on Venice Beach.
The Great Depression caused William F. Harrah to drop out of UCLA at
For their consideration... The City Council is scheduled to take action Tuesday on an ordinance that would exempt all affordable housing projects with 50 or fewer units from the standard
DP New center helps residents navigate legal system County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky will be on hand today to open the new Self-Help Legal Access Center at the Santa Monica
