Your 1-4-2023 article regarding the PSROC accusations against the SMPOA is incomplete and contains errors.
To start with, the Commission did not accuse the POA of anything. It was primarily
Activists in the Inland Empire recently got their hands on an internal Amazon memo that detailed the company’s political and community strategy for Southern California this year, a document
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California enters the new year with its existential issues still unresolved, and a new one — an immense budget deficit — threatens to make dealing with them even more difficult.
California has
Recently at Blue Plate Taco, an older white man walked up to the parklet on Ocean Avenue carrying a half empty bottle of vodka, yelling Happy New Year, and became
Hi Kelly, we just received a notice two days ago that our HOA assessments will increase 10%. The new increase takes effect in 3 weeks. We did not receive any
Our weekly guide to food and entertainment goings-on in and around town includes the annual Polar Bear Plunge, a new beachside brunch spot featuring "Millionaire Bacon" and much
It’s a new column!
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That’s the thing about writing. Every time you are faced with a blank page, there are endless possibilities, endless choices. I
The California Public Utilities Commission is finalizing a proposal to secure $1.86 billion in federal funds allocated to California through a program aiming to close the digital divide and
When I joined the city of Santa Monica a little more than two years ago, the city was in the midst of responding to a global pandemic, recovering from a
Often when someone reaches remarkable fame and fortune if and when there's a fall from grace, it can be all the more humiliating. Enter Rudy Giuliani. As Mayor
