By Julie Grobe Los Angeles
I was surprised that Nora Sorena Casey’s article, “Legendary stores thrive and survive,” Aug. 16, page 1, failed to include the Casa Escobar on
By Lloyd Garver Modern Times
NUMBERS HAVE BEEN VERY IMPORTANT in the Olympic Games. The number eight is the luckiest number in the Chinese lore, so it was considered fortuitous
By Mariel Howsepian West Dressed
EVE MICHAELS CLUCKS HER TONGUE AT me and shakes her head, disapproving of my navy blue polo shirt. “Too masculine.”
Even with its little pink
By By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until
By Sherrill Kushner Santa Monica Coalition for a Livable City
John Pacheco, CEO of our local Red Cross Chapter, recently wrote to you to express concern that the Red Cross
By Edie Nelson Limerick, Maine
I’m so pleased to see that you’re still running Phyllis Chavez’s column, as we get to see her quacking characters develop, their
By Adam B. Summers The Libertarian Perspective
IT HAS BEEN NEARLY TWO MONTHS since California started issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, and somehow civilization as we know it
By Amanda Cushman Real Simple Food
I HAVE NOW DISCOVERED PANERA BREAD as a destination for good, simple food for breakfast, lunch and take out.
I visited two of their
By Erica Gies Your column here
WE TURN ON THE TAP, AND CLEAN WATER flows. Most of us take this service for granted because we consider water, necessary for life,
By Carlos Pineiro Santa Monica
The Daily Press has printed rebuttal letters to my July 21 letter entitled, “Where Are the Cops?” These letters challenge my allegation that the SMPD
By David Spataro Santa Monica
Autoschediastic is certainly not how I’d characterize the words I’m about to write. Indeed they are the product of much thought; a distillation
