Editor:
I am not a smoker. I am a resident of a Santa Monica apartment building. There are people around me who smoke. As far as I know, tobacco is
Support for education consistently polls well in California and that support cuts across party and ideological identification. Sacramento politicians know this and so, naturally, they say they love education too.
"I break Petunia's spirit several times daily," I remarked only half-jokingly to a couple of other moms at a 4-year-old's birthday
Editor:
I read your editorial, "Smoking law needs to go further," July 20, and was smoking mad that you're proposing that all smokers [be barred from
The United States has now entered the worst drought since 1956.
It's having a ruinous effect on corn, soybean and honey production (to name just a few crops)
I just celebrated another birthday, which got me to thinking about the "good old days." You can usually tell how old a person is by how many times
Editor:
The Daily Press reports that the choice for president is grim.
"While a lack of specifics is something that voters bemoan about their candidates every presidential election, the
Editor:
I am writing to you as a resident/renter/Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights member and 100 percent voter of Santa Monica. Thank you for all your interest
Editor:
One dark night too many. Stop these massacres now!
Enough of this cursed Second Amendment which leads to a nation armed to the teeth and a citizenry which must
Editor:
Paul Conrad was known for making people mad with his cartoons. Mad at the jerks he was skewering, or mad at him for skewering someone else. Same thing with
I've often wondered why all the new developments in Santa Monica are so distasteful and disliked by the citizenry. Maybe all these so-called benefits, fees and monetary
Editor:
Dear SMMUSD School Board,
I read the SMDP Friday Crime Watch and was disturbed to know that our Samohi students were threatened with a gun near Seventh and Pico
