Boyd Williams (March 12, Page 4) echoed my February 26 column (Page 4) about the Santa Monica/Malibu Unified School District’s latest financial crisis. Williams questioned the recommendations of
I’VE BEEN GIVING A LOT OF THOUGHT to the Big Blue Bus. Most of it was done at a bus stop at Lincoln Boulevard and Ashland Avenue last Monday,
My hat is off to Santa Monica Police Chief Timothy Jackman and the law enforcement personnel involved in the Feb. 8 arrests of eight suspected West Los Angeles gang members
HOMELESS COURT, A WEEK AGO Friday, seemed more like an elementary school graduation than a dose of jurisprudence, complete with a press conference, cheers and snack handouts.
This new monthly
AS EXPECTED LAST TUESDAY NIGHT, City Council voted to permanently exempt 100 percent affordable housing of 50 units or less from all development review by the Planning Commission and/or
TRAFFIC INCREASES IN SANTA MONICA and the Westside by about 2 percent a year, according to statistics. Every generation, the number of vehicles on our streets doubles.
Many Santa Monica
Last Tuesday, City Council took the first steps in eliminating citizen review on some of our largest and most egregious residential developments.
They approved a first reading of a permanent
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Kudos to City Manager P. Lamont Ewell for going out into the community and hearing the people’s opinion about next year’s city budget and how we
Pay on foot discussed Governor hopes Dems support building project Robberies spotlight dangers in city garages PRISON SPACE, from page 3
DOWNTOWN — Attendants in the downtown parking structures have been
When Step Up on Second announced plans to purchase residential property in a multi-family Sunset Park neighborhood to use as a transitional living facility for young adults suffering from
Santa Monicans for Renters’ Rights ran roughshod over everybody and everything this election... and came out big winners.
One of the major contributors to SMRR’s success was the backlash
I’ve taken a lot of heat for my criticism of the incompetent way Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District finances have been handled over the years.
What should we
