By Heidi Siegmund Cuda Santa Monica
Every morning I round the bend I see the Pacific, my lifelong friend She beckons me with open arms I lose myself in her
By Constitutional attorney and author JOHN W. WHITEHEAD is founder and president of The Rutherford Institute. He can be contacted at Information about The Rutherford Institute is available at www.
By Robert Donin Santa Monica
In a shocker to no one, once again California ranks near the bottom of the list in terms of fairness of its legal climate; coming
By Alex Randis
When U.S. citizens make contracts for goods, services, or other reasons, each party to the contract is expected to abide by it. However, there is one
By When BILL BAUER isn’t dodging falling branches, he
The city has been under fire for its decision to remove and/or relocate ficus trees on Second and Fourth
THE SANTA MONICA MALIBU UNIFIED School District has another disaster on its hands. Well respected veteran Lincoln Middle School teacher, Thomas Beltran, was arrested May 3 and arraigned May 6
HOW MUCH WATER SHOULD I DRINK? IF had a dollar for every time I get asked that question. Water is so important that the Center for Disease Control dedicated this
IT’S HARD TO GO FOR EVEN A DAY without seeing the latest political polls. I often wonder how they change so much from day to day. Why did so
By Tim Dillenbeck Santa Monica
I walk through Palisades Park. There is a distraught Latina in a wheelchair, crying, weeping, hands clutching her face. How can I walk by and
By Ed Nemechek Adelanto, Calif.
Fire season is coming upon us, and CalFire (the California fire fighting agency) informs me again that the DC-10 Supertanker fire fighting aircraft is
By Andrew Kay Liberman Santa Monica
It’s pleasing to realize the hard work of tree activists in Santa Monica has handily paid off to help create a culture of
Learning to shoot
Editor’s note: For the past 11 weeks, Editor in Chief Kevin Herrera has been writing a first-person account of what it’s like to be
