By Gary Rhoades, Deputy City Attorney
For the second consecutive evening in their Santa Monica apartment, Mia’s six-year-old daughter began coughing at 6 p.m. A few
I’M EXHAUSTED.
Emotionally, mentally, spiritually, intellectually, and yeah physically, because of all the other exhausting exhaustions.
Keep in mind I’m writing this before the election results are in.
Being a regular is always nice. The sense of comfort and ease that happens when you walk into an establishment or event and someone recognizes you is one of the
Why I’m Voting for Oscar de la Torre for City Council
Editor:
After living abroad in both Mexico City and South Korea, I returned to Santa Monica in 2011.
Dear Mayor and City Council Members,
I have raised this issue with previous council members in the past. I am deeply opposed to the Starline Tours getting special access to
The Price of a Vote
By Elizabeth Van Denburgh and Laurence Eubank
Democratic elections are decided by a simple equalitarian equation: one person, one vote. The most votes win, whether
EarthTalk
From the Editors of E - The Environmental Magazine
Dear EarthTalk: How has wildlife been affected around the site of the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown in Russia three decades ago? - Walter
Editor:
I am writing to urge the residents of Santa Monica and readers of the Santa Monica Daily Press to vote “Yes” on LV.
All affordable, moderate-income, and market-
Follow the money supporting “No on LV”
By Roger Swanson
As a former management consultant with clients that ranged from small companies to large Fortune 500 companies, and the largest
Editor:
Long ago, Santa Monica citizens put 2-3 story restrictions on development, knowing Santa Monica doesn’t have the street capacity for anything larger.
Several years ago, we had
Yes on Prop 54 — Voters First, Not Special Interests
This election, Californians will find Proposition 54 on their ballot, an initiative dealing with “legislation and proceedings.” This may sound like
