I recently obtained a book from the Santa Monica Main Public Library (aptly named, wouldn’t you say?) relating a personal account of a renowned journalist’s bicycle journey across
Lawsuits keep Santa Monica in the national spotlight City not intent on settling City plays defense in public spotlight
Imagine a target painted on Santa Monica’s City Hall and
Alliance to tackle regional problems
Santa Monica has joined three other westside municipalities to create a coalition of cities that will address regional problems and enable the towns to better
By Jan Tousignant Santa Monica
Maybe it’s sitting up here in the quiet fresh air of the Northern California coast that is causing an anarchy of thoughts to be
When Pollyanna starts complaining about the homeless situation in Santa Monica, you know it must be getting bad!
Maureen Schugardt’s letter, “Homeless need tough love,” Sept. 6, 2002, is
By Marie Scott Santa Monica
As a resident in Santa Monica, I feel as though my health and safety are at risk with the type of people who are taking
By Maureen Schugardt Santa Monica
My philosophy of life is simple. Life is a movie. I write the script, direct and produce and play the leading role of Pollyanna, an
By Julien Thompson Santa Monica
Why not have all the “children and tourists” fed at a single cafeteria one block square across from City Hall instead of going to all
A homeless man who was shot in the head last week is out of the hospital and roaming the streets again.
The victim was listed in critical condition at UCLA
City attorney’s office reviewing ‘complaints’
A publicly-funded business organization may have overstepped its boundaries when it asked nine city council candidates to explain their views on several downtown
