By Mike Kirwan Venice
Street performers are often too loud (“Clearing space,” Oct. 10). They should have a rule that no electrical power can be used — no microphones, no amplifiers.
Local activists the Treesavers have been successful in their bid to delay the city’s plan to remove over 50 ficus trees from the downtown area. They are still short
By Meredith C. Carroll Meredith Pro Tem
NEIMAN MARCUS UNVEILED ITS 81ST annual Christmas Book last week. Items in the Dallas-based luxury retailer’s holiday catalog include a Gem
By Julia Reeves Santa Monica
I am 100 percent behind Friends of Sunset Park in their fight to ban faster aircraft from landing and taking off from Santa Monica Airport
By Fredric Reichel Santa Monica
I noticed that the ficus trees on Fifth Street also have “damaged” limbs, just like the ones on Fourth Street, yet these don’t pose
By Rob Pawloski Santa Monica
Yes, there are definitely two sides to the (ficus tree) issue, as (Michael Tittinger) mentioned in “We aren’t just talking about trees anymore” (Oct.
I HAVE A SUGGESTION FOR THE know-it-all engineering geeks who spend their time inventing the latest and greatest technologies. When designing the next Tivo, iPod or search engine,
BANKS ARE THE CORNERSTONE OF THE U.S. economy. First formed in 1775 by Ben Franklin, they are an essential part of the economy because with them businesses can flourish,
By Brian Hepp Market Matters
WHILE TAX TIME SEEMS FAR AWAY AT THIS POINT, it’s never too early to start planning for that inevitable annual ritual. And even though
Local activists the Treesavers have been successful in their bid to delay the city’s plan to remove over 50 ficus trees from the downtown area. They are still short
THE NEW FALL LINEUP IS IN FULL SWING and there is one show which stands out for me — “Cavemen.” It’s on ABC, and it is easily the most racist
By Ken McCrae Santa Monica
Thank God I live all the way over on Fifth Street — the beautiful, shade-providing ficus trees along my street will be spared... for now!
