Homeless leader’s impact would be reviewed in a year
SM AIRPORT — Representatives from nearby cities say they would support a regional homeless leader, but question how the Santa Monica-
This past week, Q-line asked: “Should Santa Monica strive to maintain a small-town atmosphere and, if so, how can this be accomplished?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “It’s
By Randy Walburger Santa Monica world countries where dictatorship flourished and wages were less than $3 a day. “Profit maximizers” were able to dump the unions and their workers for
Isn’t this the richest nation on earth? Doesn’t the big corporate media tell Americans we are the most humane country? How can so many Americans be left out
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY JEAN SEDILLOS
If John Donne were writing those words in Santa Monica today, of course he would say, “No person is an island...” If he were
SMRR may face competition
DOWNTOWN — Santa Monicans and business leaders who historically have shied away from politics may soon be helping to set policy through their involvement on city boards
By Kenneth McCrae Santa Monica
Two comments regarding the April 29 edition: First, concerning the position of homeless liaison announced on page 1: I will apply for the position as
Shriver takes his first big step on council
CITY HALL — Elected officials here plan to hire a high-profile liaison with a salary of as much as $200,000 and
By INCITES BY ED SILVERSTEIN
The recent Senate immigration bill is a prime example. GOPsters foam at the mouth at even the mention of granting legal status or amnesty to
This past week, Q-line asked: “What’s on your mind? What is the biggest issue facing Santa Monica and how should it be handled?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “The
By RIDIN’ HIGH Daily Planet Slave
A brand-spanking new shopping cart lane that opened yesterday is expected to pave the way for higher retail sales, eliminate congestion and reduce
