By MY WRITE BY BILL BAUER
I’ve been reading the “military obituaries” since Santa Monica Police officer and U.S. Marine Corps Reservist, Major Ricardo A. “Rick” Crocker was
By Linda Morris Santa Monica
Since Time Warner Cable took over (“Cable causing friction,” Dec. 22, page 1), the signal breaks up on average once per program. The screen is
By Rabbi Jeffrey A. Marx Santa Monica Synagogue
A quick look at the dictionary will show Julia Reeves (“A disparaging word,” Dec. 18, page 4) that the term “gentile” has
By Mike Kirwan Venice
President Bush says there are painful losses ahead in Iraq. Painful for the families of our dead soldiers... not painful for him.
Originally published in the
Caution advised for gas-fired appliances
By MAYA MEINERT Special to the Daily Press
CITYWIDE — With the cold winter air finally arriving in Santa Monica this holiday season, many will
Beginning at the intersection of Arizona and Ocean Avenues, these 14 inspiring and dramatic scenes proclaim the story of Christmas to all who pass by.
Scenes will be on display
With NASA’s announced plans for a return to the moon — and the establishment of a lunar base in the coming two decades — Santa Monica College’s John Drescher Planetarium
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has appointed Kenneth Chuang, M.D., 39, of Santa Monica, to the California Alliance to Combat Trafficking and Slavery Task Force.
In 2004, Chuang founded the Venice
This past week, Q-line asked: What should Chief Jackman’s priorities be in addressing crime in the City of Santa Monica. Where is more focus needed? Here are your
You probably know at least a couple of people who impress you — or more likely, annoy you — when they smugly announce in November each year that they have finished their
Promenade cookies, hot dogs in making
By Daily Press Staff
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — While it will most likely be months before visitors here can snack on chocolate chip cookies, hot
