By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
Walking along Fourth Street in Santa Monica early in the morning, looking at the trees that line the blocks between Wilshire Boulevard and Broadway, trees
THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA APPEARS to have a housing policy that discriminates against the elderly.
Since 2000, the City has funded the development of over 622 low-income rental
A center-cut, no-fat review of what was said this past week by folks the world over and right at home
(EDITOR’S NOTE: “STRAY TALK” GURU CYNTHIA VAZQUEZ
By LLOYD GARVER writes the “Modern Times” column for CBSnews.com’s Opinion page and
YOU’RE SITTING AT A RED LIGHT, AND it turns green. In the millisecond before
By John O. Legreid Santa Monica
You can expect much support for Robert Moskowitz and his knock of the Ayn Rand mis-speakers (“Reader can’t stand Rand,” June 18)
By John Miehle Cape Coral, Florida Rand reader doesn’t just shrug Editor:
As a retired SMPD police captain, your badge article (“Redesigning the old shield,” June 18) was of
By N.L. Miller Santa Monica
For some unknown reason, one of your readers seems to think nobody else in Santa Monica knows what is going on in the city,
By Aric Zoe Leavitt West Los Angeles
Why doesn’t (President) Bush stay in Albania, since they like him so much over there? The Clintons could join him, and together,
By Dolores Sloan Santa Monica
When I first read about the Bayside District deciding to remove the great old ficus trees on Second and Fourth streets, and replace them with
THE MODERN SUPERHERO MOVIE craze probably started with “Superman,” starring the late Christopher Reeve. There was so much publicity, I decided to come up with a spoof, with Superman being
OCEAN PARK Not all lessons are learned in the classroom.
Armed with just a simple handheld camcorder, Olympic High School students Marina Magallanes and Brenda Morales captured the stories of
