By Daily Press staff
Students at St. Paul the Apostle School in Westwood yielded more than $20,000 to benefit less fortunate men, women and children in the westside community.
Bayside to focus on safety, marketing, relationships
A group of officials charged with managing downtown recently ranked the most critical issues facing businesses in Santa Monica.
As in years past,
By Charles Springer
If homeless American citizens are treated as if they are not because we don’t pay taxes, then why are corporations who move jobs and corporate headquarters
By Daily Press staff
St. Joseph Center will hold its 18th Annual Dinner Dance and Auctions on Saturday, May 10th in the Crystal Ballroom of the Beverly Hills Hotel.
Last
After reading last week’s letter to the editor regarding the effect of fluoride on the thyroid, I did some Internet research: Sites for “fluoride - thyroid” = 8,477; Sites for
Last Sunday, Q-line asked: “Do you think Santa Monica is a safe place to live? Why or why not?”
Here are your responses: ■ “Despite an enormous increase in police
By Ed Silverstein
(Editor’s note: This is the second installment of a three part series that tracks how a man lifted himself off the streets of Santa Monica with
INCITES
By Ed Silverstein
(Editor’s note: This is the first installment of a three-part series that tracks how a man lifted himself off the streets of Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
In 1981 Marc Lerner was the classic picture of good health when he was suddenly struck with multiple sclerosis. The disease quickly rendered him legally blind
The Santa Monica Police crisis negotiation team has successfully talked three people out of killing themselves in the past month.
The latest incident occurred last Wednesday when crisis negotiators spent
Holy cow! Everything’s going into the crapper!
Just check the local news. Tuesday’s Los Angeles Times featured an article about the $800-million County of Los Angeles budget
By Julia Reeves Santa Monica Remember North Korea Editor:
(This letter was originally addressed to SMDP columnist Charles Springer, who appears on Mondays.) I have to say that with some
