Beth Rolandson, principal transportation planner with the Planning and Community Development Division previewed the City's new Pedestrian Action Plan (PAP) in front of about 70 folks at the
Editor:
The bottom line is that in Santa Monica the current mode of signalization discriminates against, and makes the lives of pedestrians, particularly the elderly, and the handicapped more dangerous
By Eric C. Shafer
On a February Sunday several years ago I was traveling with a group of U.S. Lutherans in the West Bank, the area of biblical Palestine
Editor:
Your article on Tuesday about mail theft did not mention a problem with mailboxes on Ocean Avenue, at Marguerita, Montana, and Washington Streets, and on San Vicente at 4th
Editor:
The Feb. 1 Letter to the Editor “Marijuana Dispensaries that are Fair to Patients, Safe for Children” supporting some of the PTSA's proposals relative to implementing dispensaries
BOWIE IS DEAD AND KEITH RICHARD'S STILL ALIVE
— so much for clean living. (With a nod to cartoonist Harry Bliss.)
Next Monday, at the Roxy in Hollyweird: big
Editor:
Another Arclight? Less parking? Crazy. Why even consider it, City operatives??
I saw a film at the new Arclight at the Mall recently. There were eight people in the
The annual State of the City is usually a chance for City Hall to praise the business community responsible for much of Santa Monica's tax revenue. It'
