By By Dane Roberts Wans On Bookreview
SECRETS ABOUND BUT THAT IS OK FOR our sleuth, Amy Johnson.
“On Monday, I uncovered a drug ring in South Minneapolis. On Tuesday,
By Mariel Howsepian West Dressed
MY FRIEND HAZEL KIGHT WITHAM IS halfway through a year-long experiment.
On Dec. 1, 2007, Hazel announced to the blogosphere that she would not
By BY DAILY PRESS STAFF Compiled by Editor in Chief KEVIN HERRERA
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are
IN A FEW WEEKS WE’LL ALL BE GOING TO the polls. Well, actually about 25 percent of us. June primaries, especially with no presidential or gubernatorial races, attract a
IN THE 1962 CAMPAIGN TO FILL THE Senate seat vacated by President Kennedy, the then state attorney general dismissed his primary opponent by stating that “if your name was Edward
By John DerSarkisian Los Angeles
Regarding the removal of the ficus trees in Santa Monica, I must say that as a long time resident of this area and frequent visitor
By Dick Orton Santa Monica Removing trees was a good idea Editor:
I knew the trees on Second and Fourth Streets were in peril but I never imagined it would
By Joanne Gamlin
As a resident near downtown Los Angeles, I rely on the Big Blue Bus No. 10 a lot. One reason, it gives excellent service.
But the same
By Amanda Cushman Real Simple Food
I HAVE BEEN INTERESTED IN THE dramatic transformation of Culver City from a sleepy suburb to a restaurant destination in the last three years.
By Meredith C. Carroll Meredith Pro Tem
That’s been the most frequently used phrase around the house lately, much to my husband’s dismay. We’re planning the expansion
Economist says Americans are “cheap-skates”
By Nick Mockiavelli Political Playhouse
BARACK OBAMA HAS LOANED HIS campaign $5 million from a random millionaire he’s never met. The Democratic candidate
By Ron Yukelson San Luis Obispo
Dear City Council, I’ll save you $100,000 (“Panhandling campaign still a work in progress,” page 3, May 20). The people of Santa
