By Kenny Mack Word in Edgewise
ONE OF MY FAVORITE COMMERCIALS IS the one in which three different guys are swerving down city streets with their cars full of beer,
By Miriam Jaffe Santa Monica
I am writing to you regarding the Santa Monica jet air pollution controversy (“Living in the shadow of the airport,” Aug. 25-26).
I am
By Marilyn Brennan
Lindsay Lohan was right when she allegedly told hangers-on that she would get off with a slap on the wrist because she was a major celebrity.
By Tibor R. Machan Guest Commentary
ENVIRONMENTALISTS TEND TO BELIEVE that the best way to achieve their ends is to empower governments to command us all to act as environmentalists
LABOR DAY IS HERE, AND ALONG WITH it, the end of summer. Now is the time for the final parties of the season, putting away the inflatable toys from the
By Cheryl Erb Santa Monica
I’d like the city of Santa Monica and the MWD (Metropolitan Water District) to inform the public as to how much fluoride will be
By Marilyn Brennan
How special and oh so cute! In Thursday’s article on illegal downloads (“Digital Pirates,” Aug. 23), a young man is quoted as saying that, “...if it’
FOR MONTHS, I’VE HEARD RUMORS OF a major expansion in homeless services centering on the new access/drop-in center the city is erecting on Olympic Boulevard for OPCC
By R. Aracily Deiton Playa del Rey
Sounds to me like the so-called Mayor of Los Angeles, Antonio Villaraigosa, has a mental problem. He never does anything good for
By David A. Kruzek Santa Monica
Something has got to be done about the crows. (“To kill mocking birds,” page 1, Aug. 17) The city does not seem to care
By Hesh Goldstein Honolulu, Hawaii
How sad it is when the people are left out of the process of medicating their water supply. (”Fluoride becomes standard,” page 1, Aug. 23)
This past week, Q-line asked: Which current sports debacle do you feel is the most damaging to our favorite pastimes? Here are your responses: “THE MOST DAMAGING OF THE