A pair of homicides last week has the usually safe city on edge. While murders don’t happen very often in this city by the sea, the recent murders raises
IMAGINE, IN 2008, WITH ALL OF THE media safeguards and the sophisticated voting technology, the Democratic nomination for president may come down to arcane paper ballots to make the selection
By Rick Davis Glenwood Springs, Colo.
To the couple who stole our bikes off our truck St. Patrick’s Day. I thought maybe you would want to know us better.
The Santa Monica Commission on the Status of Women is now accepting nominations for its 2008 Outstanding Woman Leader Award, an annual award presented by the commission to women who
“Know Before You Go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall Annenberg
A pair of homicides last week has some in the usually safe city on edge. While murders don’t happen very often in this city by the sea, the recent
By Keith Lockitch The Rand Stand
I N 15 8 2 POPEGREGO RY XIII established our modern calendar and fixed the rules determining the date of Easter. This year Easter
By Bill Bauer can be contacted at
“The California Property Owner & Farmland Protection Act” is a nasty ballot proposition. It bars state and local governments from taking any private
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
A few anti-tax Republicans are forcing California to accept a draconian fiscal policy. How can a bunch of perverse GOP lawmakers do this? Because
By Bruce Joffe Piedmont, Calif.
Barak Obama’s speech, “A More Perfect Union,” recognized that many of us feel some degree of black anger and white resentment. He acknowledged these
By Stephen Krashen Santa Monica
The Governor plans to cut nearly $5 billion from education over the next 18 months because of the budget crisis. I suggest we accomplish some
