By Lee Hamilton Guest Commentary
AT THIS MOMENT, IN A SMALL-TOWN café, VFW hall or church basement somewhere, someone is shaking his head and saying, “You know, it’s
By Santa Monica
This is my home for 58 years. I’m a Santa Monican. Getting back indoors here is a nightmare. The lines (at homeless shelters) of travelers, drugged,
By Art Chesluk Santa Monica
I have come to the conclusion that there is an advantage to getting old. It’s the assurance that you will not die young.
Originally
By Marilyn Brennan
So another liquor-guzzling person driving a gas-guzzling SUV decided in the wisdom of their alcohol-clouded mind it was OK to drive on the PCH
Last week Q-Line asked readers what would they like to ask the general populace. We asked and you responded big-time. Here is the winning question.
This week’s
Sales tax applies to most in-state purchases, but the “use tax” generally applies to sales made outside the state or online when sales tax isn’t applied. Individuals can
The public is invited to visit the Westminster Avenue Elementary School, a Venice landmark since 1905, for an Open House during the academic day on Thursday, April 12, from 8:
The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services will receive a portion of a $540 million pot of federal funds allotted to 10 state counties to develop a health care
Los Angeles County will fund 130 paid arts internships for college undergraduates this summer, Board of Supervisors Chairman Zev Yaroslavsky announced last week. College undergraduates attending school or residing in
By Meredith C. Carroll meredithc-
I GREW UP IN AN UPPER MIDDLE CLASS liberal household. I read Betty Friedan, Simone de Beauvoir, Susan Faludi and listened to “Free To Be
By Mary Olivier Santa Monica
Could hardly believe (Jack Neworth’s column) on the Bruins in the DP (“It ain’t called March Madness for nothing,” March 30, page 4)
