While the Land Use & Circulation Element (LUCE) promises preservation of neighborhoods, certain residential lots that buffer neighborhoods are now threatened. They're called "A" lots.
If
It seems that with the arrival of candy corn comes the deluge of invitations to charity balls, gala fundraisers and holiday parties for the latest cause du jour. Being a
The Social Engineering Commission — I mean Planning Commission — meeting last Wednesday embodied Santa Monica's own version of micro-managing governance.
Two agenda items involved full-bar, alcohol permits
Dear EarthTalk: What are the environmental risks associated with beach resorts?
— Shine Shoukkathali, via e-mail
While they may put up with a lot of stress from wind, waves and
Editor:
In the current discussion of the use of public parks for private trainers, one element has, I feel, not been given enough attention: behavior is contagious ("Trainers say
Editor:
The Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights Steering Committee unanimously urges the Planning Commission and the City Council to just say "no" to the proposed Hines Project
Last week the City Council voted to charge personal trainers who use public parks to get their clients in shape ("Trainers say new fitness fees too high," Oct.
Editor:
Charles Andrews' column about allowing the commercialization of Palisades Park is a welcome antidote to the sad spectacle of City Council members who have no understanding of their
Editor:
I've been reading David Pisarra's columns for several years, and have enjoyed his thoughtful style, good leads about interesting things going on in town, and
