By Martin Rubin West Los Angeles
The author seems to want to vent all of their traffic frustrations on Los Angeles City Councilman Bill Rosendahl. Rosendahl has been in office
By R. Chace Santa Monica
Mr. Wright was offered a space in the new building and some type of commemorative monument was to be installed. So what’s the problem?
By THE SOAP BOX BY BENNET KELLEY
In the 1994 comedy “Reality Bites,”a group of recent college graduates struggle with the clash between the world of their imagination and
By COMMON SCENTS BY CAROLE ORLIN
Since my last column appeared (“Mental illness is the tragedy within,” Nov. 27, pages 4-5), I have received numerous e-mails and noted
By MODERN TIMES BY LLOYD GARVER
The federal government recently came out with a new citizenship test, because the feeling was that to pass the old test, prospective citizens could
This week, The Palette goes on-line on the City of Santa Monica’s Web site. Each week, we’ll be posting the latest edition so that anyone visiting the
By Daily Press Staff
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29, AT 8:50 A.M.
Santa Monica police officers responded to the 1100 block of Pico Boulevard — Holiday Motel — regarding a report of
By Elan Journo
The Iraq Study Group has issued many specific recommendations, but the options boil down to a maddeningly limited range: pull out or send more troops to do
By LAUGHING MATTERS BY JACK NEWORTH
My friend Jim called to say his son Eric got a job at the World Cafe on Main Street. Eric is 16 years old
By JODI SUMMERS
A deed is the document that transfers ownership of real estate. It contains the names of the old and new owners and a legal description of the
By John W. Whitehead is founder and president of The Rutherford Institute. He can be contacted at
Once upon a time, the motto emblazoned on police cars was “To Protect
By Rick Reutter Santa Monica
Dr. David Sirkin’s letter of Dec. 1 (“A helpful plan for the homeless,” page 4) quite eloquently sums up what could be done to
