By L.K. SAMUELS, a Libertarian, is a realtor from Carmel Valley. He is editor and contributing author of Facets of Liberty, an anthology of political, economic, and sociological essays.
By Ron Lowe
There goes another bogus claim of the anti-immigration crowd. A report just released says that immigrants are far less likely to commit crimes than are native
By Jon Mann Santa Monica
For almost half a century the economic embargo against the sovereign nation of Cuba has failed to overthrow Fidel Castro, and has cruelly impacted generations
By Robert Kronovet Santa Monica
Dear Ms. Booth, this reply is in response to your letter to the editor dated March 7, 2008 (“A challenge to Prop. 98 thinking,” page
IN ITS FEB. 28 EDITORIAL (“FINDING THE right way to limit development,” page 4) the Daily Press opined that the pace of growth in Santa Monica has become too frenetic
By Hannah Galloway Santa Monica
My blood ran cold when I read that they were talking about closing a house at SAMOHI.
Has anyone been to the SAMOHI campus lately?
By Henry Rosenfeld
There will be no books? Has this become no country for old readers?
Dutton’s is closing in Brentwood April 30 — No, No, No. Say it ain’
By Cecilia Rosenthal
O’ happy Monday! I no longer have to read Bill Bauer’s column. He finally admitted that his Treesaver gripe was against its leader and the publicity
I LOVE THE MOVIE “AUNTIE MAME” — the Rosalind Russell version. It was a joyous romp through life that showed that education can come in many forms, and sometimes the best
LAST WEEK, I WROTE THAT THE CITY’S new “Action plan to address homelessness in Santa Monica" was a step in the right direction, but incomplete.
It targets the
By Robert Donin, MPA Former Director, Public Affairs and Government Relations Malibu Medical Reserve Corps
My first encounter with the City of Malibu was in my former capacity as Director,
“I USE THE PLASTIC BAGS FOR COLLECTING garbage or for use the next time I shop. But the plastic bags are not the only source of pollution in this city.
