Bookstores aren’t just for worms anymore
By LORI BARTLETT Daily Press staff writer
CITYWIDE — Beatniks, book-lovers and paperback writers in the Santa Monica area have a bevy of
When the top story is topsy-turvy...
With films such as “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan” and “Man of the Year” topping the
Every Veterans Day we pay tribute to our fellow Americans who have served in the military. With speeches and ceremonies, we recognize their courage and valor. But justice demands that
LAUGHING MATTERS Buck still has guts
By LAUGHING MATTERS BY JACK NEWORTH
One of the many upsides of walking a dog is that you get to know people you might
By Mark Tracey Santa Monica
Thank you for printing the SM City Council candidate bios (SMDP, Oct. 31-Nov. 1). I couldn’t help noticing that all of the SMRR-
By May Rutchauski Santa Monica
You would think it’s a vacation for us homeless living on the streets. As has been said before, other cities kick us out, send
Perhaps I’m missing something here, but should the Republican Party have been in such a tizzy about “saving” the country from Democratic minority leader Nancy Pelosi?
Nancy, after all,
Commute conundrum
By BLAST BY SETH BARNES Seth Barnes
Los Angeles isn’t a bicycling paradise. Acres of sprawl, miles of concrete hardtop, and occasional choking smog don’t lend
By David Stoughton Santa Monica
The Republicans in the congressional races achieved the result of this election the old fashioned way — they earned it.
After 12 years of GOP dominance
By Bob Hattoy Former Sierra Club Regional Director and Clinton Environmental Advisor
During the past several weeks of the local election campaign, I have observed the accusations and political propaganda
This just in: Life is good. That smell residents may have gotten a whiff of this week wasn’t the Proposition Y after-party, but the air of complacency. Like
