Editor:
In regards to your article about police earning over $200,000 ("28 cops took home more than $200K," Nov. 27). Police work has increased in complexity and
Domestic U.S. oil production peaked in about 1970, fulfilling an outlandish prediction made back in 1956 at a meeting of the American Petroleum Institute by the Shell Oil Company
The Bergamot Transit Village Center (BTVC), the proposed development on the former Paper Mate site on Olympic Boulevard, is before the Planning Commission again Wednesday night (Dec. 4) at City
Editor:
Re: Dear Mayor O'Connor, Mayor Pro Tempore O'Day and City Council members:
The Santa Monica Conservancy Board of Directors is concerned about the status of
Dear EarthTalk: Is there a way to get local communities involved in cleaning up waterways, like rivers, lakes, streams and creeks?
— Rebecca, via e-mail
Indeed, many of our local
Editor:
The recent letter from Ron Goldman ("The power lies with you," Letters to the Editor, Nov. 22) asks the question, what is it that the city personnel,
City officials recently admitted that they have no clue as to how a more developer-friendly zoning map was included in the Land Use & Circulation Element in regards to
Months ago, one foggy, almost eerie night, Paul Sand, a Tony Award-winning actor, and a longtime Santa Monica resident, was walking with friends at the end of the pier.
