By STEVE BREEN has been an occupational “Foole” for the Reagan Revolution since 1978 and is still the “best looking mailman in the U.S. Postal Service.” He
I HAD
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
The GOP sees the gas crisis and offshore drilling as the road to victory in the ‘08 election. Isn’t that the icing on the
By Jeffrey A. Sklar Santa Monica Rent Control Board Commissioner
Proposition 98’s defeat underscores the fact that Californians will not be fooled again. A majority see rent control as
“Every piece was thoroughly crafted, to the point and a good read,” Press Club judges wrote about Kelley’s columns.
Kelley received an award from the Press Club in 2007
RECENTLY IN LOS ANGELES, 700 PEOPLE paid $2,300 per person at a fundraiser-reception for Barack Obama; 200 of these people also paid $28,000 per couple for a
By Ken Genser Councilmember
In your June 27th edition, HP Epstein wrote that I was one of the City Council members who “sat on their hands” when the Water Garden
By Melissa Dinolfo, Cynthia Torres, Leslie Wizan, Reiko Alemania, Paula Goldman
We, the undersigned parents of children attending the SMMUSD, have followed with great interest your recent coverage of the
By Jerry the Poet
The Santa Monica fireworks display at John Adams Middle School on Saturday night was beautiful but lacked much meaning. Once again Santa Monica officials have taken
Editor’s note: David Pisarra is currently on vacation. This “What’s the Point” originally ran Jan. 16, 2007.
FOR 30 YEARS, THE PHRASE “YOU’VE come a long way,
LET ME TELL YOU A STORY ABOUT 56 men who risked everything — their fortunes and their lives — to take a stand for truth.
These men laid everything on the line,
By John O Legreid Santa Monica
Though no religious test shall be required for any constitutional office, your paper continues to aid and abet such testing of Barack Obama and
By Fred Alexander
The ulterior political motive to endorse the Subway to the Sea is to allow builders to erect high-rise buildings along the corridor to the sea. With
