By Mike Kirwan Venice
Little sympathy for Schmidt Editor: Shame, wasting an article on Martin Schmidt (“Surfer’s life went adrift,” Jan. 1, page 1). Supposedly, he was a wonderful
Tastings are for education, not intoxication
Senate Bill 1548 was carried by former state Sen. Kevin Murray, D-Culver City.
Fred Jones, legal counsel to the Sacramento-based California Council
By Daily Press Staff
SUNSET PARK — Three suspected gang members were taken into custody over the weekend on drugs and weapons charges, after leading police on a brief chase through
Children love to laugh. For them, the modulations of their laughter are still a part of finding out who they are. With one laugh, they are experiencing different feelings, expressions
Resolving to render a healthier you There are only a few days left in 2006, which means Americans from coast to coast are making their New Year’s resolutions. Wild
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 Jeanni Tavlin spent 25 years as a teacher and union activist in Los Angeles.
The Center for American Progress recently released two reports examining effective efforts to improve teacher
THE SOAP BOX BY BENNET KELLEY
By Bennet Kelley
One of the powers of the presidency is to define the agenda both in Washington and, to a large extent, in
By Clara Benrey Santa Monica
The Planning Commission proposal to exempt from citizen review 50 unit multi-family low income housing projects is a horrible abuse of power by Santa
By Caroline Jacobs Santa Monica
I recently read Bill Bauer’s column (“South SM is stacked with services,” Nov. 20, page 4) listing the multitude of public housing for the
“Know before you Go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall Access
By Special to the Daily Press
SACRAMENTO — California workers who earn minimum wage will see their pay increase to $7.50 per hour starting today.
In September, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
