Judge to decide fate of lawsuit over council hours
CITY HALL — A lawsuit levied against City Hall by two elected politicians who complain City Council meetings run too long and
By Carmen Finestra
I’m one of the many frustrated citizens of Santa Monica who thinks it’s laughable for our current City Hall to create a special task force
Life here in the sleepy little “Home to the Homeless” has gotten downright ugly — the disgusting behavior of our homeless population, the willful ignorance of any realistic solutions by the
By Lori Emerson
Regarding Janet Phelan’s poem (SMDP, March 22, page 5). In reading this poem, and being somewhat familiar with Janet’s twisted and warped sense of reality,
DOWNTOWN — When the local chamber of commerce installs former Santa Monica Mayor Nat Trives as chairman this summer, a local jeweler is expected to become chairman-elect.
Eddie Guerboian, 52,
This past week, Q-line asked: “Should gay couples be afforded the right to marry? Why or why not?”
Here are your responses: ■ “As long as gays remain monogamous and
By Brian Gray Santa Monica
Once again, it is time for the DUH! Awards of 2004. One award goes to the entire City Council. This body of politicians get the
By Katherine Marie Anderson
Since it appears the city will be out enforcing the smoking ban, most likely by having our police write tickets to those caught smoking, I wonder
I understand the City of Santa Monica is now suing the federal government because the city claims the federal government allows emissions that contribute to a phenomenon it refers to
By Geoff Shackelford Santa Monica
The recent closing of Polly’s to make room for a Panera eatery should provide the final wake-up call for city officials to do
Joe Miller of Joe’s Restaurant in Venice came to St. Joseph Center’s Culinary Training Program kitchen last week to do a cooking demonstration for 12 students and to
By Thom Trybus
One very long overdue and highly beneficial business that Santa Monica should consider welcoming is temporary labor services — those geared towards employing the average service worker and
