By ALEX EPSTEIN is a junior fellow at the Ayn Rand Institute in Irvine. The Institute promotes Objectivism, the philosophy of Ayn Rand — author of “Atlas Shrugged” and “The Fountainhead.
By Susan J. Hartley Santa Monica
As a resident of Santa Monica and a volunteer with Veterans for Peace, I feel compelled to respond to Bill Bauer’s mischaracterization that
Council doles out more cash or else risk financial repercussion — remained in place.
“I did not choose to stay away because I was afraid of losing the $189,000,” Braham
By Michael Chulak The HOA Advisor
AMENDING ASSOCIATION CC&RS Q. Our homeowner association is fairly old. Should we go to the expense of updating our governing documents?
A.
Identity thieves on the prowl
By Brian Hepp
BEFORE TOSSING THAT CREDIT CARD STATEMENT IN the garbage and walking it outside to the driveway for the upcoming waste pickup, you
The president is for the war. Congress is against the war. Our leaders are all over the place regarding the war in Iraq these days. The debate got even more
By John Hoelle Santa Monica
As I type this, I am listening to the incessant racket of yet another leaf blower across the street, the man lazily blowing around a
By Dan Jansenson
The city of Santa Monica intends to destroy the large-canopy ficus trees along Second and Fourth streets in a fatally flawed attempt to make those streets
By Marilyn Brennan
In a letter to the SMDP (“City leaders ignore constituents,” June 1), I decried the downward slide Santa Monica seems to be in and chided the City
Lisette Bauersachs is the winner of the most recent Mystery Photo contest, correctly identifying that this shot was captured of the fortune teller inside an arcade game near the Carousel
Additional consulting of wastewater rates Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. will be asked to complete additional analysis.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on June 12, 2007.
By Christine Chang GOING MOBILE: The Village Trailer Park in Mid-City — which occupies a two-acre expanse between 26th Street and Bundy Drive — has proven an uneasy dwelling for
