A center-cut, no-fat review of what was said this past week by folks the world over and right at home
Adam Radinsky, The head of the Consumer Protection
Lloyd Garver Modern Times
IT WASN’T THAT LONG AGO THAT THE relationship between France and the United States was, to say the least, a bit chilly. This was the
By Stewart Resmer Santa Monica
The SMDP article “Putting in work,” page 1, May 28, outlines the cities big plans for improvements throughout the greater city and more close to
By Helen Fiske
I fully agree with Gera Korte that the issues facing Santa Monicans in regard to transients, crime, traffic, and other grave problems need to be addressed.
However,
My Tribute to Pat Tillman’
By BYJACKNEWORTH BOOKREVIEW JACK NEWORTH
It’s perhaps fitting that it’s Memorial Day as I write this review of a book about the life
“THE HIDING PLACE” IS, APPARENTLY, A simple, straightforward play, but I was confused during the whole first act. My bad: I was trying to make the plot more complicated than
‘Two and a Half Men’ Complete Third Season Carefree bachelor Charlie Harper (Charlie Sheen), his fussy chiropractor brother Alan (Jon Cryer) and Alan’s precocious son Jake (Angus Jones) are
THIS PAST WEDNESDAY, PACIFIC PARK unveiled their new Ferris wheel with music and a pyrotechnic show. With its 160,000 LED lights the wheel can probably be seen from space.
By SIOBHAN SCHENZ is a Santa Monica resident concerned about public safety.
HONORABLE COUNCILMEMBERS: Fire service, police service and public schools are the city services most often considered when choosing
By Caroline Jacobs Santa Monica
I’m writing this letter to ask the Santa Monica citizenry why they think City Hall cut down 23 ficus trees on Second and Fourth
By Marin Gloksteter
Bill Bauer mentioned in his recent May 5 column (“Does Santa Monica care?” page 4) that the city allows mixed use commercial development with residential apartments above,
By Katherine McTaggart and Andrew Kay Liberman
The L.A. Times reports “ … 40,000 troops have been diagnosed with PTSD” … “nearly 14,000 newly diagnosed cases in all services,” … due
