By Michal Golan Santa Monica
Once again a homeless person got a $70 ticket for jaywalking. He safely crossed a quiet and empty street at 6:30 a.m. on
By Steve Roberts
This Monday’s edition of the Santa Monica Daily Press was chock full of articles concerning peace where Iraq is concerned. Millions of people from across the
By S. Forest King Santa Monica
The controversy over historic landmarks is one that exemplifies the mutated political system within our community. As with most political movements in Santa Monica,
By John Kreiss Santa Monica
Smokers in public parks and the cigarette butts they leave behind may indeed be a health hazard for our children. The City Council’s move
By FROM THE STREET By Charles Springer
As I was flying home the morning of the first from China, I was not aware that as I flew over Hawaii the
By Daily Press staff
The woman found dead on the bluffs below Palisades Park last October was murdered, according to the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office.
Dana Victoria Caper,
Students influence city councilman on anti-war vote
Heeding the calls of more than 100 residents and peace activists, the Santa Monica City Council voted Tuesday to sign a resolution
By Joe Weichman
A recent opinion piece argued that Santa Monica should not turn into Newport Beach. Let’s compare, shall we: Newport Beach boasts one of the lowest crime
This past week, Q-Line asked, “What tax proposal would you support? Will you vote in favor of the flat $225 tax scheduled for the special election?”
Here are your
