Editor:
This is getting ridiculous. It's one mega-project after another, each one adding to the obliteration of what has made Santa Monica such a great place to live.
Editor:
"Turning poop into gold; Feces coffee comes to Santa Monica" (Jan. 11-12) might be better titled "Cruel coffee comes to Santa Monica," according to reports
Editor:
It never ceases to amaze me that the council members and management are the only creatures on this planet able to talk out of both sides of their mouths
Editor:
Based upon your article, Santa Monica housing providers should be congratulated for keeping their Santa Monica apartment buildings well maintained ("City Hall estimates 3,000 units may need
Editor:
I have owned a townhouse in Santa Monica since 1979. So I have seen the changes. The Downtown zoning changes in the last 10 years alone have heavily increased
Editor:
The recent article in the Daily Press proclaimed "good news" for the rusty pile of chains in front of City Hall ("Council likely to save ‘Chain
Editor:
Charles Follette ignores the fact that when a public institution accepts ownership of a work of art, the former owner and his or her descendants relinquish all responsibility for
Editor:
How delightful it was to start this new year by reading yet another whimpering conservative's rant ("What side are you on," Letter to the Editor,
Editor:
I am very sorry to hear that the City Council may be reversing its position on the "Chain Reaction" eyesore and may be wasting valuable taxpayer money,
Editor:
Safety on sidewalks! Please!
I must absolutely agree with Mr. Thomas M. Sipos ("Never on the sidewalk," Letter to the Editor, Jan. 2).
The tired argument about
Editor:
I have been proud and honored to serve the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and the people of Los Angeles County for the past 48 years — which
