Editor:
The time has come to set the record straight about affordable housing. My opponents at Santa Monicans Renters' Rights (SMRR) hate the truth, even though they clearly understand
Thank you. Thank you for the long nights, the early mornings, and the sacrifices of personal wants and desires you make for the children you love. Thank you for trudging
Editor:
I always enjoy David Pisarra's article and occasionally I get a laugh reading his observations about our town and his travels around it ("Chutes and ladders,
When it comes to development in Santa Monica, one has to realize that developers have teams of experts behind them to assure that their projects go through as they want
Dear EarthTalk: What would you consider to be the key areas we need to improve to make our food safer for our health and easier on our environment?
— Billy A.
Together Against Bullying
By Whitney Brinson
School-aged youth often encounter obstacles and roadblocks while seeking an education. Bullying is increasingly being recognized as an important problem affecting the well-being and
When I first started this column I proposed the banner, "Laughing Matters," which seemed appropriate for a space in which I would get to share with what I
Editor:
It is curious, and instructive, that Urban Sense's May 1 column "The paradox of Whole Foods" chooses that particular 2000-era project to archly scold residents
We often hear community members express complaints about the Whole Foods at Wilshire and 23rd and that the new Zoning Code should include development standards to discourage this type of
Editor:
Mr. Martin Rubin's Letter to the Editor on April 28 looks to be copied directly from publicity material from Mr. Ted Lieu's campaign. Of course,
