By Bruce Taylor
In response to Joel Koury’s letter to the editor” (“Rent control is help, not a handout,” May 25), I find it amusing that his “facts” just
Mobile but Muffled
Dear Dorie, My 1-year-old is beginning to walk and doing quite well, but he’s not talking as much as his older brother did at
WHEN THE NEWSEUM REOPENS THIS fall in Washington, it will have on exhibit what may be the largest section of the infamous Berlin wall remaining anywhere and the East German
By Joe Cobb Guest Commentary
CONGRESS IS BEGINNING WORK AGAIN on immigration law. Amid all the fanfare, the underlying problem with U.S. immigration policy will not be changed. Our
By Frank Muller Santa Monica
(Re: “Endangered species spotted at Miramar,” May 25) One can feel the full gravity of a paradoxical situation whence now Valerie Plame does not have
By Michael Shaver Santa Monica
First of all, I am a vet, like my fathers before me. I never saw war (1980-86). I did grow up in a military
By Michael Stark Santa Monica
I must take issue with the two op-eds (the Daily Press) printed on Memorial Day. In the first (“Arlington West exploits the dead” by
Transparency in government is a hot topic these days. The public’s need to know is often trumped in favor of privacy.
This week’s Q-Line question asks: Do
By Paul A. Morin Guest Commentary
HERE IS A SURPRISE, I AM NOT GOING to defend the Iraq war. I won’t even explain the importance of the war on
By BILL
MEMORIAL DAY IS HERE. IT’S proper we remember the nearly 3,500 brave men and women who’ve given their lives in Iraq amidst all the picnics,
By Jason Elliot Venice
Jeff Wilson calls Ronald Reagan “one of the most prolific writers in the oval office” in reference to “Reagan’s Diaries." Very funny. In reality
By Saul Cohen Santa Monica
As the vice-chairman of the rent control board, Joel Koury, seems more than willing to force a small group of people to subsidize a
