Editor:
As a new Santa Monica resident, for me, it was a surreal day as helicopters hovered over the Pico/Cloverfield vicinity. I had no idea what was transpiring until
The American public lost a strong champion for chemical disclosure and health and safety oversight when Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) died on June 3. The nation mourns his
Editor:
Here they go again! Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights every year has to think up more and more devious tricks on apartment owners to get re-elected. They
Editor:
Since it is obvious to me that approximately 99 percent of Santa Monicans are against overbuilding, I've been trying to figure out who the powerful few are
Editor:
Since Santa Monica's transformation into Dubai by the bay, its warmth and charms are gone. It has turned into a money pit for developers, plain and simple.
California has a long and glorious history of providing educational opportunities to all segments of its population. Lately, however, this commitment to life-long learning has faltered, and we should
For millions of California homeowners, Saturday was a day that will live in infamy. Without a single public hearing, the California Assembly passed Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 8 (ACA 8)
Editor:
I find the writers of [the column] Room for a View to be somewhat disingenuous. They write only of square footage in proposed and approved new projects ("Creating
