will close its doors in a few months. Members are unsure where they will head next.
During the holiday season a few years ago, The Talking Stick was scheduled to
By John W. Whitehead Guest Commentary
THE SUPER BOWL HAS BECOME America’s new church gathering.
When I was a kid, the Super Bowl was the ultimate football game.You
By Martin Rubin Director of Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution
After reading “Back in black: City has a surplus” (Feb. 6, page 1), I ask: Shouldn’t the city of
By Steve Brackett Retired Santa Monica Police sergeant
(Re: “Former Officer Charged,” Feb. 6, page 3) Thank you for a fairly balanced article regarding Evan Mason. It is appreciated that
By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
The foreclosure rate in California went up last quarter. News of increasing foreclosures will likely continue into the near future simply because people can
Last year, the SoCal six-country region — San Diego, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura — relaxed after the impressive real estate escalation that ran between 2000 and 2005,
Following on the heels of a fatal accident at Euclid Street and Santa Monica Boulevard, it was revealed last week that 13 of the city’s 15 flashing crosswalks — where
By ADAM B. SUMMERS is a policy analyst at the Reason Foundation.
IT SEEMS EVERYONE IS JUMPING ON board the health care reform bandwagon these days. President Bush discussed his
By Dr. Lisette Bauersachs Santa Monica
Please make an addition of facts to your “Schools revisit moratorium” article (Feb. 3-4, page 3). The use of the $5.1 million
By John Miehle Cape Coral, FL
I thought that Mr. Garver’s column on radar detectors was entertaining (“Jiggers! It’s the cops!” Feb. 3-4, page 4). I am
Michael Spinelli is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, being the first to identify that this picture was captured at Norm’s Restaurant on Lincoln Boulevard.
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IT’S BEEN ESTABLISHED THAT STRESS is your body’s reaction to a threat or a challenge. When your heart beats faster and your muscles tense, then you’re in