Editor:
This letter is pursuant your article (June 24) about the Whole Foods scandal.
I tip my hat to City Attorney Adam Radinsky. I hope that you can obtain and
The Santa Monica Planning Commission reviewed the first two of a half-dozen new developments coming to Lincoln Boulevard on the eastern edge of the downtown business area last Wednesday.
Dear EarthTalk: We often see and read reports about environmental threats to women's health, but aren't there also concerns about which men should be especially vigilant?
Years ago on these pages, I predicted that the invasion of Iraq would become the biggest foreign policy blunder in our history. But I never imagined that over a decade
Dear Life Matters,
My brother is very angry with our parents. We did have a rough childhood and by most standards my Mother's form of discipline would be
One of City Hall's biggest public relations disasters in recent years is the hiring and firing of a public relations manager. Ironic, Huh?
With the retirement oflong timeDeputy
In May of 2013, I wrote about controversial movie director Henry Jaglom, a Santa Monica resident for the past 25 years. During our interview Jaglom struck me as intelligent and
Are we NIMBYs? Are we actually "no growth?"
Speaking for myself, I have to say at this point — maybe.
Some admit, proudly but with thoughtfulness, that if being
Hollywood is a land of fast friendships and quicker abandonment. The movie industry is rife with those who glad-hand for a quick buck today, and forget names and faces
Last Tuesday, City Council reviewed and unanimously approved a proposal for the development of 2.9 acres of city-owned land along Arizona Avenue between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
The
