This week’s Q-Line question asks: If you were on the DP’s staff, what quesiton would you just love to pose to the citizens of our fine city?
In deciding to present our readers with an April Fool’s inspired news story — or 20 — as we have in this weekend’s issue, the Daily Press not only extends
THERE’S NOTHING LIKE SPRING IN SANTA MONICA TO GET YOU OUT OF THE HOUSE and into some art. If you’re still nesting and not quite ready to leave
TREES AND GRASS AREN’T THE ONLY things turning green this spring.
The notion of living a green life for the sake of staving off the effects of global warming
MINDFUL OF THE EXPRESSION, “There’s nothing older than yesterday’s news,” I’m writing this the day after UCLA defeated Kansas to reach the Final Four of the NCAA
By Frank Muller Santa Monica
Waiting for Mr. (Russell) Weller to pass away (“Market crash victims wait to be heard in civil case,” March 27, page 3) is just as
By Libby Carlson
Many thanks to Marilyn Brennan for bringing up the SMDP headline issue (“DP a little too ‘cutesy’” March 28, letters). Every punny headline in poor taste, such
How to be nice about this, even though they were obnoxious?
A group of religionists staked out a spot on the Santa Monica mall and proceeded to attack Al Gore
By Tom Proebsting Guest Commentary
THE KEY TO FINDING AND KEEPING A lasting peace in the Middle East is the Israeli- Palestinian conflict. The two groups have been at each
By Saul Cohen Santa Monica
I found the letter (“Ditch creepy mural,” March 26) complaining about the mural on the city’s new affordable housing project at 26th (Street) and
By Ben Franz-Knight Executive Director, Santa Monica Pier Restoration Corporation
Thank you for the article “Get a tick trying to find Route 66” (March 24-25, page 1). At
WE STAND AT THE CUSP OF A GLOBAL environmental crisis. If the most hysterical and demonstrative among us are to be believed, there are major climate changes just around the
