By Thom Trybus Santa Monica
Of the three major issues of concern to most of your readers, (i.e. homeless individuals, voters deciding to not authorize a local parcel tax/
By Evelyn Jerome
I recently took a crash course on our city’s budget. I figured if I’m going to throw stones at the City Council during the budget
By Charles Springer
I have been in Shanghai for about 10 days now, and there has not come a day when I am not amazed by Chinese culture and architecture.
By Thom Trybus
As an endangered species, (an old Vietnam War-era, peace loving hippie seen about town with my handmade key chains) I have trouble with some others’ views
The city held another one of its “Community Voices” events last Saturday at John Adams Middle School. Attendees were told they would be addressing various social issues within the community.
This week, Q-Line asked: “Are the top concerns revealed in the city’s survey also your concerns? How can our elected officials rectify the problem?”
Here are your responses:
A recent city survey notes that the top concerns of Santa Monicans are the increasing number of homeless people living on the streets, too much development and too much traffic.
By Ed Silverstein
The L.A. Times last year reported that Sheriff Baca, in a budget feud with Los Angeles County Supervisors, was threatening to release more than 1,600
A recent city survey notes that the top concerns of Santa Monicans are the increasing number of homeless people living on the streets, too much development and too much traffic.
