For the past 27 years, residents of Santa Monica have lived with their city being jokingly referred to as “The People’s Republic of Santa Monica,” a name bestowed on
... Sitting in the Firehouse restaurant on Main Street in Venice, trying to stomach an ill-advised breakfast burrito order, the Buzzsaw’s stomach took a turn for the worse after
By Christopher and Laura Thixton Santa Monica
Editor: It was interesting reading the responses to Julie Thixton’s e-mail of Oct.30,regarding Step Up On Second’s loan
By Jonathan Mann
Before the election, I was told by Daily Press editorial staff they could not publish a column by me because that would obligate them to do the
A quiet confidence
By JESSICA ROBERTS Special to the Daily Press
SUNSET PARK — He has a life story punctuated by news events.
He was in fourth grade in San Antonio
By CHRISTINA S. PORTER
Investors are attracted to Tenant in Common (TIC) investments for several reasons, including; reduced risk through diversification, the ability to own a small portion of a
By JODI SUMMERS
One small step for California, one giant leap for South Africa. Earlier this month, as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill allowing gay couples to file joint
Try these tips for wise gift giving from the Los Angeles Police Commission Charitable Services Section in dealing with charities and solicitors this holiday season.
Ask questions before you give.
ID cards offer no real regulation
By JESSICA ROBERTS Special to the Daily Press
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — Along with the season of giving, invariably comes the season for taking advantage.
Sticks and stones... Recent racially heated outbursts by Oscar winner Mel Gibson and Michael Richards, best known as “Seinfeld” neighbor Kramer, have thrust racism back into the headlines in recent
Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY) is right: If the U.S. intends to provide its military might to the world — and continue to take on Iraq and Afghanistan, and potentially,
