Are you and your neighbors fed up with the policies of your local officials? For over 100 years, disgruntled Californians have had the option of responding to onerous local ordinances
If Marla Ruzicka had penned her own obituary, she would have written about Faiz Ali Salim, her 43-year-old Iraqi driver and aide in documenting the impact of the
Editor:
We certainly appreciated the interesting story about Santa Monica's fine photographer Fabian Lewcowicz ("Local photog captures city's beauty with every picture," Aug. 19)
The Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) was created by city staff, consultants, lobbyists, planners and politicians, with managed input from residents. It was approved by the City Council on
The City Council finally did something right.
During last Tuesday's meeting, they voted against studying environmental impacts of new buildings over 84 feet in Downtown.
Officials had asked
Dear EarthTalk: I understand that there are many internships available at environmental organizations, some involving working outdoors, some year-round with expenses paid. Where do I find these?
— Jason Baar,
Editor:
As Ron Goldman recently pointed out in a letter ("Development done right," Letters to the Editor, Aug. 10), excessive focus on questions of height and density can
Downtown Santa Monica, Inc. recently released its annual report stating that Downtown is as vibrant as ever.
So, this week Q-Line asked:
What's your assessment of Downtown
Editor:
Nary a Santa Monica resident is unaware of or unaffected by the Dumpster diving and trash container searching engaged throughout our neighborhoods and business districts ("One man'
What a town, Santa Monica. Simple pleasures, but done very right.
I found out from the essential What's Up Westside column of our Daily Press that they were
