By Mike Rosenfeld Santa Monica
The taxpayers rejection of Measure EE was a message that we don’t want to pay more taxes, AND that the city council needs to
By Daily Press staff
St. Joseph Center has kicked off its holiday series of giving opportunities. Every year Venice Beach-based St. Joseph Center turns the holiday season into a
The opinion letter of Jeanette Ross in last week’s SMDP resonates with my own personal experience in connection with sidewalk bicycle riders. When exiting the driveway where I live
Disputes will still be heard alongside traffic contests
Betrayed, cheated, lied to — for years the wronged sought justice in a tiny Santa Monica courtroom.
From David-and-Goliath kind of
By Thom Trybus
This letter is drafted for the express purpose of replying to the Nov. 13th letter submitted to you by the elusive and mysterious person who refers to
Despite dire predictions of annual city budget deficits approaching $8.9 million this fiscal year and $17 million in the 2002/2003 fiscal year, our city council is apparently on
Last week, Q-line asked: “Do think Santa Monica’s demographics are changing? If so, is it good or bad?”
Here are your responses:
“Yes, Santa Monica’s demographic is
By Stephen Hunt Santa Monica
THOSE PEOPLE are everywhere in my neighborhood. They come into your store, and you don’t want to, but you can’t help but notice
By Pro Se Santa Monica
A true leader moves forward to change the world with both vision and a plan. The un-housed do not have to die from drugs,
At the bottom of each piece, small print states the mailers are not meant to reflect the official views of any political party or to imply any endorsement by a
By Jan Tousignant Santa Monica
Political yard signs have disappeared from lawns. But, what citizens of Santa Monica can’t pull up and dispose of easily is the rancor that
