Editor:
In the magical realm where Santa Monica staff and City Council members reside, 3 million more square feet of office and residential space in a crowded city of 8
Editor:
The Daily Press article "Residents, City Hall propose corrections to planning document," Nov. 13, raises some very serious issues. Somebody, somewhere made the decision to designate residential
City Hall recently sued the Federal Aviation Administration to determine who has control of Santa Monica Airport after 2015.
So, this week The Q-Line asks:
What would you like
Editor:
I am writing to express how disappointed I am in the Daily Press that it printed the letter by Paul Bergman ("Checking the record," Letter to the
Editor:
On Sunday, City Hall will formally dedicate the newly renovated plaza in front of City Hall as Ken Genser Square.
It has been just under four years since we
Community for Excellent Public Schools (CEPS), a broad-based grassroots advocacy organization dedicated to the preservation and betterment of public schools in Santa Monica and Malibu, is proud to enthusiastically
Editor:
In Saturday's issue, David Mark Simpson raises a good question ("Loss of Riot Games raises concerns about office space," Nov. 9-10). Should Santa Monica
Editor:
It's high time to clear the air with regard to the so-called "Santa Monica-connected" aviation accidents people have been bandying about recently ("
November is an ideal time to plant a cool-weather vegetable garden. In Santa Monica there are two distinct seasons for kitchen gardens, March through September, sometimes called the warm
