I LIKED BARACK OBAMA BEFORE, BUT I’m loving him now that he’s finally going on offense. His campaign is still about the politics of hope, but he had
By Jon Mann Santa Monica
Bill Bauer’s column (“City’s priorities are backwards,” Oct. 15) is barking up the wrong tree. The (City) Council’s motives in this matter
By Larry Wartels
I’m formerly an urban planner by trade. I’ll never have to sleep under a freeway or dumpster dive for a used, likely-carcinogenic, plastic Coke
By MICHAEL TITTINGER is editor of the Daily Press. When he’s not looking for inspiration in the abyss, he
IT WAS THERE — SOMEWHERE BETWEEN the Salton Sea and Copper
MARKETS ARE DRIVEN BY EXPECTATIONS. If expectations are not met, a market will retreat; however, if expectations are exceeded, that same market will rise. That said, it is usually fear,
MY 22-MONTH-OLD DOESN’T WANT TO wear a diaper anymore. Trouble is, she does-n’t want to wear underwear either.
Nope, just naked is fine with her.
ON NOV. 17, 2003, GOV. SCHWARZENEGGER makes headlines by making good on a campaign promise to roll back the car tax. He came into office as an outsider, with a
By Michael Stark Santa Monica
When I see Jeanette Henderson’s name at the bottom of an Op-Ed, I know that pertinent facts will be left out (“Don’t
By Doris Stegall
Since I will no longer be drinking city water once it is fluoridated, will the city of Santa Monica pay for a reverse osmosis system for me
By Roger Dekeyzer
I have never seen (The Daily Press) print such a bloated, self-aggrandizing article as Thomas Bowden’s “West is indebted to Chris Columbus” (Oct. 8). The
By Don Watkins The Rand Stand
ACROSS THE COUNTRY, STATE AND local governments are banning smoking on private property, including bars, restaurants, and office buildings. This is just the latest
By Neil Macaulay Santa Monica
Miriam Jaffe writes on Oct. 4 that cameras at intersections with a high rate of crashes are an “enormous threat to our liberty.” I completely
