By Evelyn Jerome
We’ve all heard it before: “The People’s Republic of Santa Monica.”
It’s not really meant to be flattering.
What is Santa Monica’s political
By Todd Work Santa Monica
Ed Silverstein has done it again (Daily Press, 1/29/03). He has written yet another bitter essay in which he finds fault in all
By Daily Press staff
Three local teenagers will receive the highest ranking one can get in the Boy Scouts this weekend.
John Dahlem, Bryan Kim and Daniel Aron Tarle — all
Bayside, schools are victims of political games
That sweet-smelling smoke that occasionally rises up from Center Court on the Third Street Promenade must’ve blown into the Bayside District
Dinner highlights good works and deeds
By Daily Press staff
Four women heavily involved in the Santa Monica community were honored on Tuesday for being YWCA’s “Women of the
By Jan Tousignant Santa Monica
Everyone knows by now that the state of California is in terrible shape. Our projected $34.8 billion deficit is greater than all the other
By Charles Springer
To the people of this and other great nations across the world I say this: We should ban together and let our voices be heard.
The present
BOWLING, from page 1 Teams bowl for charity, fun
By Daily Press staff
At an afternoon of friendly competition, more than 60 teams representing various businesses, community organizations and government
By MY WRITE By Bill Bauer
There’s always a question that comes up when community activists talk about our City Council: How many people will it take to show
By Guest Commentary By John E. Deasy
Nothing captures a public’s fascination like a crisis. It is one of the most overused words in the parlance of education. The
By Libi Warren Santa Monica
First, George Balanis (letter to editor 1/23/03) can go live with Bauer — they’d make good housemates. Put them both on an island.
