After building Gold’s Gym into an international empire with more than 2 million members, Paul Grymkowski retired to a life of community service.
The 55-year-old native of
By Ron Tansky Sherman Oaks
Regarding Bill Bauer’s April 2 column on the City Council whimping out on key issues. The reason why politicians opt for easy solutions is
By Jeremy Bloomberg Santa Monica
I’m not at all surprised that the city of Santa Monica would spend its limited resources harassing and persecuting small business owners over the
A daily paper is essential to Santa Monica and you are unfortunately the only one it has. You have an excellent news editor and staff. Why waste their talents on
The Daily Press’ April 5 edition had a major article on the enforcement efforts by the city of Santa Monica regarding signs. The headline was “Signs of the times, tear
By Daily Press staff
CORONER’S OFFICE — A nude corpse found last month floating 100 yards offshore has been identified as Barbara Faye Mason, a 35-year-old homeless woman.
Signs are being torn down throughout Santa Monica
By BYCAROLYN SACKARIASON Daily Press Staff Writer
PULLQUOTE: “They are worried about signage, but they do nothing about the homeless sleeping in
From an immigrant housekeeper that makes burritos for the needy to a Ph.D. graduate who founded a national social service agency, four area women were honored last week by
By Richard Hirsch
I was both disgusted and saddened to read David Pisarra’s column (SMDP, March 30, page 7). Mr. Pisarra argues that his unfortunate break-ins and vandalism
By Julia Childish AKA Julia Reeves
You guys. You got me again, but not for long this year. I was horror struck reading “Palisades bluffs crumble; PCH closes” by Sacka
Man’s best friend suddenly needs home
By Daily Press staff
When local homeless man Michael Stranger died in an alley north of Wilshire Boulevard last month, he left Lenny,
