By Regina Canetty
I am a family member of Daniel’s Place. The support I have received from this organization has been tremendous. I am writing this letter in regard
By Richard Parr Guest Commentary RECYCLE NOW!
While it is difficult to imagine today, older Iraqis can recall a peaceful multi-ethnic Baghdad, once a jewel of the Middle East,
THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA IS always patting itself on the back for being a leader in recycling and other sustainable practices to protect the environment. But, in reality the
By Michael S. Klein Los Angeles
It was fascinating to read Neal Macaulay’s well-written letter to the editor of Oct. 15, criticizing Miriam Jaffe for her concerns about
By Mark Marchillo Odd Man Out
Being single and gay in this town means you’re more than likely one of two things: Loveless and happy, or loveless and hapless,
recalled Glenn Ford, Dean Martin, William Holden … and others dining at Sinbad’s during those times. I fondly remember one morning on the pier when a man in a Farmer
Here are your responses: “MY SWEETEST MEMORY ON THE PIER is the night that I went to see a Twilight concert on a Thursday night and decided that by getting
A center-cut, no-fat review of what was said this past week by folks the world over and right at home
By Quotations captured and compiled with care by
By Katherine K. McTaggart Mid-City
As a Mid-City resident, former special education teacher and one-time McKinley Elementary School parent, I read about the resistance on the part
By Stephen Eccles Santa Monica
Bravo to the parents from McKinley School for speaking up (“Parents to Step Up: Step off,” Oct. 18). The Mid-City has been dumped on
By Barbara Bennett Mid-City
My husband and I have lived in Mid-City since 1981, so I enjoyed a rueful chuckle at (Michael Tittinger’s) column (“Cartographers shrugged: Mid-
By LLOYD GARVER writes the “Modern Times” column for CBSnews.com’s Opinion page and
MOST PARENTS SOMETIMES WONDER IF they’ve been good parents or not. We ask ourselves:
