HAVE YOU EVERY THOUGHT OF WHAT MAKES SOMEONE successful? I cannot speak for other fields, but from my experience, the difference seems to be nominal in real estate. That small
By Simon Salloom Simon Says
SO IS EVERYONE READY TO SEE HOW 2007 stacked up against 2006? And how it looks compared to our peak in 2004? Please note that
The city recently transformed Ocean Park Boulevard from what was once called a two-lane highway into a one-lane corridor. Since the restriping was complete, there has been an
FOR 800 WORDS EACH WEDNESDAY, WE have a conversation, one-sided though it may be. If I can make you consider a different point of view and even laugh once
By MATT MILLEN is with the “No On Measure R” campaign. He
IT IS TIME TO EXAMINE WHY MEASURE R, a Santa Monica Malibu Unified School (SMMUSD) parcel tax on
By Jon Mann Santa Monica
Mr. Zeruk may be suffering from slow downloading malaise (“The downlow on the downloading,” page 4, Jan 26-27), but I have been using city
By Nicole Picard
I had the pleasure of making a very public appearance during the SMMUSD board interviews for the vacant school board position after Emily Bloomfield’s unexpected resignation.
The lockdown of Lincoln Middle School Tuesday afternoon was the result of a hoax, police and school officials said.
A caller, reportedly a female juvenile, reported that someone with a
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OUR WORLD HAS SEEN TOO MANY children who have traveled down the wrong path. It is possible that their lives and the lives of
I WAS TAKING A BREAK ON SATURDAY at Sparky’s yogurt, hunched over a pint of non fat frozen confection smothered in politically correct granola as I read the weekend
By Robert Scura Santa Monica
While it’s obvious that the city of Santa Monica would be unhappy with an initiative limiting development (“Coalition wants to limit development,” page1, Jan
