In December of 2001, SMC bought property at 3171 S. Bundy (Centinela) Drive for a new satellite campus. About $45 million was spent to purchase and renovate the old BAE
I can’t think of a better way to spend Halloween than with the good people at the Police Activities League’s PAL-oween. PAL is holding its annual Halloween
The City Council is still hard at work making more dopey decisions concerning traffic.
They’re in the process of approving a grand plan to expand that exhilarating “transit mall”
Deal with complainers the way ‘City Hall’ does
You have a complaint about something City Hall has done recently. Some of you might make a phone call, e-mail or
THE GULF — I’d never been to Mississippi before. My trips to the deep South were as a college kid traveling through the Carolinas and Georgia coming to and from
Almost everyone I talk to in Santa Monica just shakes their head in disbelief when the subject of city government, the City Council or related topics come up.
Many Santa
There is no question that many of the city’s policies are based on some kind of fuzzy think, pro-Utopian, let’s-change-society mindset.
Santa Monica is going
The City Council voted unanimously last week to further slow “snail’s pace” traffic on Lincoln Boulevard.
A proposed ordinance for rush hour “bus and bicycle only” traffic lanes on
You’ve probably been watching Hurricane Katrina events in horror as they unfold in the deep South.
The state of readiness and disaster preparedness in New Orleans is a far
I received a mailer last week. It had an attractive young women on the cover flashing a winning smile. The headline read: “Kelly Ann loves her job — at your local
I’ve been shopping at the same supermarket for more than 20 years.
I like the prices and the friendly staff who are willing to go out of their way
What is community livability? To some, it’s parks, safe streets and good schools. To others, it’s about peace and quiet, being able to commute without being stuck in
