Editor:
Hey Lily ("Get a clue," Letters to the Editor, Oct. 24),
Where do you get off making the statement "as if a Republican landlord claiming to
As every good businessman knows — including Gov. Romney, with whom I had been associated as a limited partner at Bain Capital Ventures — the soundness of a company and its ability
This Day of the Dead season in Santa Monica brings some usual challenges. The recent deaths of two Santa Monica homeboys clouds the celebratory day in tragedy and loss. A
With Hurricane Sandy's horrific destruction, writing about anything else seems shallow. And yet in 72 hours we have a national election that will dramatically affect all our lives.
Editor:
For those who don't like socialism, the upcoming City Council election presents little choice. We already know what the present members are like. So do you want
Editor:
Fellow Santa Monican Steve Schwab got it exactly right in his letter regarding Rent Control Board incumbent candidate Robert Kronovet ("Kick out Kronovet," Letters to the Editor,
Editor:
In his column Bill Bauer describes Frank Gruber as "probably the most openly pro-development council candidate," but this comment ignores the substance of Frank's
Editor:
To try and answer Miriam Jaffe's question as to who is responsible for the Downtown disaster, I would submit that the citizens of Santa Monica are ("
Editor:
Forget trick-or-treaters. By far the scariest and most horrible of all monsters are the Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights canvassers who bang on apartment doors and
Editor:
Having spent a recent weekend at Morro Bay, Calif. with my son's teachers from John Adams Middle School on a science camp weekend, I learned the following:
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy — the largest storm with the lowest barometric pressure ever recorded in the Northern Hemisphere, which devastated the eastern seaboard, leaving 8.2 million people
Dear Life Matters,
I read your column about teaching kids to have self-efficacy. I think I suffer from the lack of self-efficacy, but I don't have
