Editor:
Like Paula Goldman, ("Breathe, Bill," Letter to the Editor, Jan. 21) I am a parent of a Santa Monica High School student who is very concerned about
The 20th anniversary of the Northridge earthquake brought back vivid memories for Santa Monicans who experienced it.
So, this week's Q-Line question asks:
What do you remember
Editor:
Once again the leadership of Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights (SMRR) is talking out of both sides of their mouths, trying to convince us Santa Monicans that the
Editor:
In 1979 I moved to the then lovely seaside community of Santa Monica, away from the canyons and crowding of Manhattan. I was able to find a nice rent-
As a former City Council member and mayor, and a community activist in Santa Monica for more than 30 years, I have seen my share of local development controversies. There
It's the Friday before the Friday before the Super Bowl. This is already the fifth day of talking heads blabbing endlessly. The most popular subject lately is Richard
Editor:
In a letter, G. Pritchard says "Chain Reaction" is a daily reminder of the millions of Japanese citizens who were murdered and maimed for life ("Not
Editor:
I have been attending the Santa Monica Pier summer concerts for at least 10 years, maybe longer. In my opinion they have steadily gone downhill in the past few
Ron Barlow is an unsuccessful middle-aged screenwriter who wants a divorce. The problem is he signed a prenup with his millionaire wife that stipulated that if he divorced her,
Fellow Millennials, we are the product of the 21st century. We're not limited by our geography, community, or social networks to meet people. We don't even
Editor:
The Steering Committee of Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights recently discussed and concluded that the proposed development agreement with Hines Development at 1681 26th St. was not acceptable
