I TAKE MANY PHONE CALLS A WEEK from people who are in the midst of some emotional turmoil. Frequently, I wonder if I am more lawyer or therapist. Generally, there
By john H. Whitehead That Rutherford Guy
The year was 1955, and I had just heard Chuck Berry on the radio singing “Maybelline.” I was electrified.By the time Berry
VILLAGE TRAILER PARK, LLC (VTP) IS taking the first steps to obtain a development agreement at Planning Commission, Wednesday night. The developer wants to turn the Village Trailer Park at
By Frank Muller Santa Monica
(Re: “Obama tries to mend fences,” August 10) If I sound skeptical with the chilling uncertainty of grappling eye to eye with al-Qaida in
By Kelly Charpenet Santa Monica
I write today shocked by the lack of ADA-compliant public accommodations within the City of Santa Monica.
Don, a disabled and homeless veteran, living
By Kal Davis Santa Monica
(The following is an open letter to FAA representatives in Los Angeles) As a resident here in Santa Monica, I’m sick of the red
This past week, Q-line asked: Do you think that SMPD went too far or did they do the right thing in issuing the warning to the public regarding known
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 Lloyd Garver Modern Times
ONCE AGAIN, IT’S “YOUR TURN” TIME here. Below, you’ll find some readers’ responses to my recent columns. As always, I encourage you to
By Sam Menefee-Libey Los Angeles
Last weekend, America came one giant step closer to a true clean energy future. On Saturday, the House of Representatives made history by passing,
By Dan Wentzel Santa Monica
(Re: Bill Bauer’s column, “Relieve congestion? Reduce development,” Aug. 6) I hear his frustration, but Mr. Bauer needs to realize that the golden age
By Neil Macaulay Santa Monica
On Aug. 9 (“Standing on firm ground”), you show a picture of the Farmers’ Market at Fourth Street and Arizona Avenue. There is a six-
