By Ellen Wiest Santa Monica
I am a tenant in the Archstone Smith building on Main Street. (Tuesday) morning we were shaken up a bit by a 5.8 earthquake.
By David E. Steele Los Angeles
Regarding Llyod Garver’s commentary on Minnesota gun laws (“The land of 10,000 lakes and even more fire alarms,” page 4, July 26-
WHEN JOHN EDWARDS DIDN’T WIN THE Iowa caucuses in January, he knew his campaign for president was over. When I read that he was confronted by two National Enquirer
By David Alsabery Santa Monica
It seems that Lloyd Garver has an irrational fear of firearms in the hands of trained law abiding citizens. In his July 26 story “The
By Weldon Berger Santa Monica
Steve Breen’s (”Going Postal”) sustained parody of a thesaurus-happy and ineluctably oleaginous right-wing lunatic is masterful. Keep those columns coming!
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By Hank Rosenfeld Ocean Park
So there were 200,000 people (by your count) at Glow last weekend, but you only got negative letters about it? I’d like to
Editor’s note: This is the final part of a two part series on the economy and consumerism.
THIS WEEK, THE HEADLINES ARE READING: “Depression Era Chic,” “Biggest Rescue Package
By Constitutional attorney and author John W. Whitehead is founder and president of The Rutherford Institute. He can be contacted at
IF THERE’S ONE THING THE UNITED STATES stands
By Bill Russell Santa Monica
Glow, the dusk ‘til dawn oceanside where’s-the-palooza — or how to lure tens of thousands of Angelenos to the beach for nothing — concluded
GLOW, SANTA MONICA’S FIRST FORAY into the world of contemporary, large scale art festivals occurred last weekend on the world famous Santa Monica Pier and adjacent beachfront from 7
By By Dane Roberts Wans On Bookreview
Change happens. Things must develop and grow. Yet in a small community of Amish things tend to stagnate. Then all at once new
By Mariel Howsepian West Dressed
LAST WEEK, LEVI STRAUSS & CO. announced that it would stop manufacturing different cuts of its signature 501’s, and start selling a one-cut-
