By Charles Springer
What is community? What does it stand for? Is it only for those who have apartments and houses? Is it only for people who were born and
TITTINGER’S TAKE
By Michael J. Tittinger
A pair of footsteps repeatedly strikes the ground as the opening credits roll. Heavy breathing can be overheard. Suddenly, there is silence.
FADE
Charges reduced and referred to City Hall
A local motel owner who was arrested three weeks ago for allegedly running a prostitution ring has yet to enter a plea in
Capital projects at SMC get plenty of money; classrooms, teachers and students don’t
Santa Monica College, struggling to balance its mutli-million dollar deficit through program and staff cuts,
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College will launch its fall “Environmental Lecture Series” Thursday, Sept. 4 with a tour of its Center for Environmental and Urban Studies.
The tour,
By Daily Press Staff
“California Stars” — which examines how California has been the land of opportunity for astronomers — will be the feature show Sept. 5, 12 and 19 at Santa
By Philip and Susan Harnage Santa Monica
We applaud OPCC’s mission. Helping the needy is always a good thing. But, as parents of a small child, we would be
By Bob Seldon Santa Monica
The City Council is poised to radically change the residential flavor of single family neighborhoods. Item 7C on the City Council’s Aug. 12 agenda
Car accident conjures up memories of market crash
An 86-year-old Santa Monica man drove his car into a fence that surrounds a private daycare on Saturday, then left
By Jeffrey Weinstein
It’s about time! I got a kick out of reading the “Pico Boulevard motel owner arrested for pimping” cover story in your Aug. 6 newspaper. I
