By Scott Wasserman Human Services Administrator, Neighborhood and Park Initiatives
On Dec. 27, 2006, 22-year-old Santa Monica resident Miguel Martin was shot and killed in the 2300 block
Shame on you, Santa Monica Daily Press, for following up a story we were all so thankful for with a response like “Little sympathy for Schmidt” (Letters to the Editor,
Letter was insensitive Editor: Regarding “Surfer’s life went adrift” (Jan. 1, page 1): It’s unfortunate that (The Daily Press) missed the moral of this tragic story.
This was
MARKET MATTERS
By BRIAN HEPP
While all of us would love to be able to predict what will happen with our investments, the market reminds us that it has a
By BLAST BY SETH BARNES
THE END OF THE CALENDAR YEAR BRINGS out the pundits and prognosticators. In the final weeks of December, you can’t go near the Internet,
By Cindy McQuade Santa Monica
Parade was a hypocritical march Editor: Wow, 2007 is here! Time moves so fast and full. Now it is the new year. The Rose Parade
Visitors bureau taps USC alum
By Daily Press staff
MAIN STREET — The Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) has hired a new marketing manager to help promote the city by the
By Jodi summers can’t find a daily press newstand in your area? We’ll try to get one to you!
IN 2006, THE SOUTHLAND — SAN DIEGO, Los Angeles, Orange,
The shooting death of 20-year-old Miguel Angel Martin near Virginia Avenue Park last week is just the latest incident of gang-related violence in the Pico Neighborhood. In
By Dan Coplan Santa Monica
The year to come Editor: As we see the chimes at midnight, I pray you walk in awe and wonder as you tread lightly upon
