The group famous for singing “Puff the Magic Dragon” is coming to town in support of the city’s living wage law.
Folk-trio Peter, Paul and Mary will play
Sunday, the Santa Monica Coalition to Protect the Living Wage is kicking off their campaign “to protect Santa Monica’s living wage law” at City Hall.
The coalition is the
By Theodorus Hendrani
I write this letter as a voice of concern regarding the condition and situation of the Third Street Promenade. I have concerns not just as a merchant,
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
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
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
By John Maceri
Bill Bauer’s recent article (Homeless: Services without goals and accountability, Aug. 24) contains many inaccuracies. As one of the largest providers of social services in Santa
By Thom Trybus Los Angeles
Since you have openly invited anyone who reads your paper to “create some dialog” in response to the opinion “As I see it” by Bill
(This is the first installment of a two-part series. The second column will appear in Saturday’s paper.) The homeless problem in Santa Monica is coming to a head.
