By PAUL BERGMAN is a professor of law emeritus at UCLA.
“PEOPLE COMMIT THE TYPES OF CRIMES that they have the ability to commit.” I was reminded of this aphorism
By Charles T. Purvis Jackson, Ga.
As this Presidential campaign cycle gears up, there has already been much hype, much unfounded speculation, and unfortunately too much dirty politics. The thing
THIS IS GOING TO BE A BIG YEAR FOR local politics.
There will probably be a proposition on the local ballot in November that would limit commercial development in Santa
Here are your responses: “THERE ARE VERY FEW PRODUCTS that do not use plastic. Plastic is a multi-billion dollar business internationally. If the restaurants are forced to give up
By Al Bondi Santa Monica
I was hoping that citizens of Santa Monica would be more aware of the injustices of Measure R, but it seems that the sheep mentality
By Cassandra Christenson Santa Monica
Hello, I had never read “That Rutherford Guy” and was moved by his skill and dedication to deepening our understanding of the legacy of Buddy
By Julie Rusk Human Services Manager, City Hall
Mr. McColgan (“Some tough love is needed,” page 4, Feb. 6) makes some excellent points. I understand his frustration that with all
RECENTLY, “MIXED MARRIAGES” AND “blended political families” have been in the news. I’m talking about Democrats and Republicans being married to each other. For example, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger supports
A FEW WEEKS AGO I WROTE ABOUT MY mother meeting Martin Luther King (“A Look Back at MLK from My Mom’s Car”). I commented on Jay Edgar Hoover’s
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 Nancy Lombardi of Artful on Ocean Park Santa Monica
I am writing in support of the Ocean Park Boulevard restriping. I have a store on Ocean Park Boulevard between
By David Alsabery Santa Monica
As one of the only Republicans in Santa Monica, it is embarrassing that (former New York City Mayor Rudy) Guiliani received 5 percent of the
