By GUEST COMMENTARY BY LINDA MILO
Many parents are concerned because their child is often resistant to going to bed and then finding it hard to settle down. I visited
By Dorie Meek
Dear Dorie, I’ve heard a lot about the importance of art for preschoolers, is there anything a parent can do for infants or young toddlers? Is
The City Council has reassigned all janitorial duties at the Public Safety Facility from its former custodians to an outside vendor that offered the lowest prices and whose employees can
The altering of license agreements from two decades ago may increase parking revenue for the city by $259,599 per year.
The City Council seeks a second modification to a
In the hopes of reducing pollution and runoff in the Santa Monica Bay, the City Council will hire an outside company to evaluate one of its sub-watershed facilities.
An
With old equipment only getting older, and its force numbers steadily increasing, the Santa Monica Police Department is looking for City Council to provide it with $182,700 worth of
One city’s waste became another company’s treasure.
The City Council is looking to approve a two-year contract with General Environment Management, Inc. in the amount of $200,
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY CHARLOTTE LAWS
On April 13, 2006, I received a strange phone call at my Los Angeles home from an FBI Special Agent Instructor named Andy.
It
By Frank Palardy Santa Monica
There are endless comments about rent control while the same benefit given to owners through property tax control is constantly overlooked. Property tax came out
By P. Davies Santa Monica
Thanks for the recent informative articles about our city’s ongoing Rent Control debacle. As noted in Vincent Solo’s letter to editor, (SMDP, June
