Like others who join the Army after high school, Tatiana Blanc enlisted because she was wanted to travel, learn valuable skills and save money for college.
Then came 9/11,
dents and non-smokers from secondhand smoke. We make up the majority and our rights and our health should be protected. Anything the city can do to protect us from
This past week, Q-line asked: As part of the debate of whether officials in Calabasas were right in banning smoking in all public places, here are your responses to
Checking out: Robinsons’ exit leaves some questions
SM PLACE — While bargain hunters said they were sad to see it go, many people seemed excited by the departure of Robinsons- May
By Kevin Gilliland Santa Monica
I know many elderly SM residents are concerned about the “homelessness problem,” and since they don’t have too much else to do with their
By Jerry Rubin Santa Monica Who’s a patriot? Editor:
Your recent community profile (SMDP, Feb. 13, Page 1) “Edward Greenberg: Promenade protector” was informative and inspirational. The city of
By Daily Press staff
The Westside Eclectic, L.A.’s hottest new comedy spot and creative community, located directly behind the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, offers a full
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you support the plan to replace the ficus trees along Fourth Street?” Here are your responses: “It is important to understand the beautiful
Residents, and business and property owners were asked to pinpoint what they feel is right and wrong with downtown Santa Monica — specifically the Third Street Promenade — as well as ways
There’s a lot going on in this town and it’s nearly impossible to track every decision made within the walls of City Hall.
Merchants along Second and Fourth
By Erik Tyler Santa Monica
Newly elected councilman Bobby Shriver, brother-in-law to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, ran on a platform promising to help the legal, tax-paying residents of
