AS IRAN CONTINUES TO EXPAND ITS nuclear development program, and moves ever closer to acquiring nuclear weapons, many agree that something must be done. But what? Bush’s disastrous foreign
By James Zeruk jr. Santa Monica
While reading Susan Hartley’s letter insinuating American military recruitment is evil (”No Child Left Unregistered,” SMDP, page 4, Sept. 22) I got the
By Alejandro Cesar Cantarero II Santa Monica
Re: (”Bauer’s critical of Critical Mass,” SMDP, page 4, Sept. 24) Hey Bill Bauer, how many lives do you think George Russel
An ad-hoc group of local activists has come together to save the trees on Second and Fourth streets following a City Council decision to remove the mature specimens.
So
OK, SO YOU’RE HOMELESS, NO SWEAT. If you’re gonna be homeless, then there’s no better place to be than Santa Monica, California. Whatever the myriad of reasons
THIS PAST WEEKEND’S RAIN WAS A welcome cleansing. The days after a good raining are some of my favorites in this city. The air gets all sweet smelling, and
By Mark Kaiserman Santa Monica
I am sorry I missed your question about what sports you should cover (“Readers are out to settle the score,” Sept. 22- 23). I feel
By Toeli Carpenter
In Holland, the bike paths are often not between traffic and parked cars, but between parked cars and the sidewalk. This avoids bikes in car traffic.
Originally
By Kevin Goldberg
(Re: “Tree savers draft lawyers,” Sept. 22-23) There must be alternatives.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on September 25, 2007. Read
By Betsy Rowbottom
I understand that the Santa Monica City Council is in the process of deciding whether to remove 75 trees in the downtown district. Please act now to
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
Los Angeles police are still unaware of the fate of a suspect who was shot at by an officer and fled on foot early Sunday morning.
