By Lori Emerson Santa Monica
In response to “SM Takes Final Public Puffs” (SMDP, Oct. 12, Page 1) and City Councilman Herb Katz’s comment that “we always hear about
By Ted Winterer
Many thanks for Melody Hanatani’s informative article (“Has Dogtown had its day?”) in the Oct. 11 issue of the Daily Press.
It saddens me to think
A pair of local institutions face quite opposite fates, as they grow older and their neighbors grow younger and richer. On Sunday, the Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center marked its
By MARKET MATTERS BY BRIAN HEPP
When the leaves start to change colors, we’re reminded of the changing of the seasons. And while most people are beginning to turn
By Keith Lockitch, Ph.D. in physics, is a fellow at the Ayn Rand Institute in Irvine, CA.
Our leaders have failed to answer the evil moral ideal of Islamic
By Don Gray BaySmart.org
Letter writer Genise Schnitman has it all wrong. To consider Proposition V to be above criticism due to our city’s stellar environmental history is
By Neil Macaulay Santa Monica
I’m very disappointed to see you’ve yanked the cartoon “Edge City” without any warning or consultation with your readers! I looked forward to
By Melody Cervantes Sunset Park
My husband and I are the owners of the property being sold to Step Up On Second 1826 Pearl Street and felt that, with all
A pair of local institutions face quite opposite fates, as they grow older and their neighbors grow younger and richer. On Sunday, the Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center marked its
By JODI SUMMERS
The demand for industrial warehouse and distribution space has brought the national industrial vacancy rate down to a five-year low of 9.7 percent — and a
By Marian Beregson is a past president of the California School Boards Association.
For many parents, the last couple of weeks have meant the beginning of a new school year
Do you ever find yourself wondering about the “what ifs?’’ of your life? I’m talking about questions like: “What if I had gone to that school instead of the
