Cedar tree lawsuit before state appellate court
MONTANA — If Andrew Enayati had his way, he said he would trim back the 100-year-old tree on his lot, raze the
COMMUNITY PROFILES
By KIM CALVERT Special to the Daily Press
MONTANA AVE. — Chances are if you see Mimi English tending to clothes at Fox Laundry, you’ll see more than
By EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT BY THADDEUS REICHLEY
We all have them. You know, those “ex” boyfriends or girlfriends that we would rather not bump into again for one reason or
By H.L. Walters Santa Monica
Regarding Tony Street’s letter (SMDP, Jan. 20, page 4). Nobody benefits from rent control? I and many I know could not afford to
By Joe Pundyk Santa Monica
(Editor’s note: This letter was originally addressed to the Santa Monica City Council, and particularly Councilman Richard Bloom.) Thank you for your efforts. The
By Geoff Shackelford Santa Monica
Re: “Stuck in the Mud” (SMDP, Jan. 26, page 1). As a user of the recently closed beach-access stairways in Palisades Park, I’m
Investigation confused, concerned neighbors
By Daily Press staff
WILSHIRE-MONTANA — Authorities on Monday confirmed that an FBI agent committed suicide in Santa Monica over the weekend by firing a single
By Tony Street Bend, Ore.
When asked about the allegation that there are a lot of “wealthy” tenants living in rent-controlled apartments, Santa Monicans For Renters’ Rights (SMRR) co-
Support for gay marriage, stem cell research part of Santa Monica MLK service
WILSHIRE-MONTANA — There is a difference between optimism and hope, and it is hope alone that will
By Lisa Kannof, Choral Parents Association Steering Committee Santa Monica
Between the article written with the author’s own twist on the topic and the follow up editorials, we feel
By Daily Press staff
The historic Aero Theater on Montana Avenue has recently opened after more than two years of being closed for rennovation. The American Cinematheque has these events
