Why is it that the political party that once proudly declared that it stood for working people is now laboring so hard to cost those Californians who are still working
Editor:
Regarding Jonathan Mann's letter about City Hall conduct and the need for reform ("Calling for a recall," Letters to the Editor, April 24):
A good
Editor:
Until the recent two letters defending the city government, I was beginning to think that I was the only one who absolutely loves living in Santa Monica!
I think
Two unusual things happened last week, and I'm wondering if they are related: First of all, I turned 75, and second I found myself confused by the stock
Editor:
Letter writer Jonathan Mann argues that the City Council is controlled by developers ("Calling for a recall," Letters to the Editor, April 25). It's more
Editor:
I'm really tired of all the moaning and groaning about runaway development in Santa Monica. The real development tragedy occurred in the 1970s when hundreds of utilitarian,
Dear EarthTalk: What is the "Monsanto Protection Act" and why are environmentalists so upset about it?
— Rita Redstone, Milwaukee, Wisc.
The so-called Monsanto Protection Act is actually a
The City Council will make some important decisions about the future of Santa Monica Airport on Tuesday night.
Four items are on the agenda. Council is being asked to approve
Editor:
The people in Santa Monica are living in a time warp and a parallel universe. I just read another letter to the editor wanting a recall election of the
City Hall and the Elks Club are battling over burial plots at Woodlawn Cemetery that the club says rightfully belong to them. The city disagrees as legal proceedings continue.
So,
