As Washington lawmakers throw themselves into comprehensive immigration reform, I say, "Remember the women."
Women constitute more than half of our country's undocumented immigrant population. They
Santa Monica has long been a home to the television and film industries. Not only do many in the business live here, but our picturesque city is often used for
Dear Life Matters,
My fiancé is everything I would want in a man and most of the time we have a very pleasant relationship and a lot of fun together.
There's one topic we hear about most often when we talk to women who are building their own businesses: Obtaining financing can feel like a daunting task. We
The Sacramento politicians are planning a costly attack on drivers' wallets by changing the way some traffic violations are defined.
Generally, the public accepts the need for parking enforcement.
As a long-time reproductive justice advocate, I have spent the better part of my career working to ensure that women, regardless of income or background, have access to the
Editor:
I just want to comment on the article in the SMDP about the disabled placard abuses ("Cops crack down on disabled parking fakes," March 27, page 1)
So now that I've righted all that was wrong with the basketball courts of Santa Monica, I can serenely retreat to my recliner chair for my favorite month
As the Supreme Court deliberates marriage equality, it's clear that we are living in historic times.
In 2008, we elected the first African-American president and in 2016,
Dear Life Matters,
I have been asked to give a presentation at an upcoming regional conference. I recognize that it is quite an honor to be asked to speak at
There is no doubt that Americans owe a great deal to ancient Greek civilization that once dominated the Eastern Mediterranean, including the island of Cyprus. It is to them and
I'm a big believer in having the appropriate amount of insurance, especially when it comes to your health and personal liability. But if money is tight and you
