Last week's column by SMa.r.t. (Santa Monica Architects for a Responsible Tomorrow) discussed the notable advantages of a low-rise city composed primarily of buildings no
Editor:
We have been informed by concerned citizens that several teenagers are going door-to-door in Santa Monica allegedly selling magazine subscriptions as a fundraiser for the Samohi Regional
Editor:
For persons unfamiliar with fencing as a safety measure, I suggest that they ride along 1st and 3rd streets on the Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension route to get
Dear Santa Monica Councilmembers:
I would like to propose making Arizona Avenue a Greenway, similar to the one on Michigan Avenue.
The level of construction around Lincoln Blvd between Wilshire
Santa Monica Public Library's (SMPL) collections encompass a broad array of formats and a vast number of subjects. Formats include printed books, magazines, newspapers, and maps, DVDs, music
In Santa Monica and LA County, homelessness is not a seasonal issue. The 2015 Homeless Count identified 738 homeless individuals in Santa Monica and 44,359 in LA County. As
Editor:I read in today’s paper that one of our school board members is accusing Santa Monica of having a city council system that discriminates against Hispanics, and is
The saying goes that “nobody plans to fail, they just fail to plan.” Having grown up in California, earthquake country, all my life I've heard about preparations for
There's no doubt that sustainably and friendliness to the environment are big deals in Santa Monica.
So, Councilman Kevin McKeown (then Mayor McKeown), councilwoman Pam O'Connor
