By Ruth Rosen
In response to David Pisarra and Proposition T, I see it as a “no brainer” issue. What is there to debate when we have eight square miles
REPAIRING ROADS IN PICO
A series of streets in the Pico Neighborhood are expected to be resurfaced under an estimated $447,000 project that would repair street pavement, sidewalks, driveways
By By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until
By Ken Gale Santa Monica
Bill Bauer’s “Cabal rules the roost,” Aug. 25, page 4, didn’t raise my hackles as much as it revealed to me what a
Soraya Danesh GETTING AROUND: Looking to move passengers along faster, The Big Blue Bus just launched a new bus route, the Rapid 7, which runs along Pico Boulevard to the
BBB launches new rapid line
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
PICO BLVD Getting to the heart of West Los Angeles and back will be a lot faster for fans of public
By Craig Hamilton Santa Monica
Your Aug. 7 issue contained a letter from Jeff Segal, a proponent of (The Residents’ Initiative to Fight Traffic), challenging certain statements made by Debbie
Theater hopes award will help with funding
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
PICO BLVD Every once in a while, a book is so vivid and captivating that
By Jeff Segal Santa Monica
I am writing to respond to the “LEADing the way” letter in your Aug. 5 paper. I have tremendous respect for Debbie Mulvaney as a
By Debbie Mulvaney Co-chair, LEAD
I, along with Laurie Lieberman, am the co-chair of LEAD, a new education advocacy group focused on Leadership, Effectiveness, Accountability and Direction for
Community Corp. project would price condos at a quarter-million
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD Owning a home in a city that boasts million dollar houses and condominiums is about to become a
