Councilmember Dan Hall’s recent community update about the Civic Auditorium says, “There is a lot of misinformation out there.” We agree. Unfortunately, it’s coming from those who supported
It’s that time of year again- leaf blowers and chainsaws dominating the wee hours -no, the entirety of society. Forget children napping or actors auditioning from home needing a
Editor:
Kevin McKeown’s recent letter about Mayor Lana Negrete didn’t sound like modern policy debate. It sounded like a relic from a time when dismissive language toward women
The recent letter by former Mayor Kevin McKeown brings to mind the old axiom about people who live in glass houses. Mr. McKeown, who abruptly resigned from the City Council
I was beyond disgusted reading Kevin McKeown’s opinion letter about Mayor Lana Negrete. At first, I didn’t think it should have been printed, but now I’m actually
Dear Editor,
I’m writing to express my deep disappointment and concern regarding Kevin’s recent piece, “Mayoral Meltdown.” From the inflammatory title to the condescending tone and personal attacks,
As the husband of Mayor Lana Negrete, I usually keep quiet about politics. But after reading Kevin McKeown’s recent letter attacking my wife, I couldn’t stay silent.
It’
The murky timeline over a now aborted project to house mentally ill individuals along Ocean Ave continues to develop with an email released through public records request suggesting at least
It’s disappointing — though not surprising — to see former Mayor Kevin McKeown once again resort to personal attacks and revisionist history instead of facts.
Let’s start with a reminder
Kevin McKeown used to be one of the good guys. Yet he now seems aligned with the pro-development camp. He should room with Jesse Zwick.
From the outset, the State
Even those of us long aware of Mayor Lana Negrete’s shortcomings were aghast at her willful attempt Tuesday night to send us back into the previous Council’s vulnerability
Santa Monica planning commissioners on Wednesday reviewed a controversial proposal to allow up to 16 large digital billboards on the Third Street Promenade and Santa Monica Place, generating significant debate
