By MEREDITH C. CARROLL
A STUDY RELEASED LAST YEAR FROM Concordia University in Montreal found that when recalling memories of identity-shaping negative events, people tend to downplay feelings of
By Cinder Hypki Santa Monica
Thanks to reporter Kevin Herrera for the inspiring article on Josh Miller (“Tracking to somewhere,” May 21), the Samohi student who created a documentary on
By Daniel Jansenson Architect
The dense foliage on Fourth Street is one of the finest remaining promenades of tree canopy in Southern California (“Shedding light on downtown,” May 22). Removing
MY FIANCÉE AND I HAVE WELCOMED new life into our home. Each morning, we wake to feed the little guy, yawning as we scamper out of bed, thinking of nothing
THE SAN DIEGO REAL ESTATE MARKET IS FEELING THE pain of receding real estate values. Dropping over the last several months, values show no sign of letting up in the
INVESTING IS ALL ABOUT MAKING money — or is it? When considering your investment options, the first thing that comes to mind is usually how much of a return will you
By SIMON SALLOOM is a realtor with Coldwell Banker who specializes in Santa Monica real estate.
IN MY LAST COLUMN, I WENT INTO detail on how to do a quick
By Tom Hallen Santa Monica
Good article on rent control (“First-come, first-served,” May 19-20)! I used to live in a 12-unit rent-controlled building on San
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica Rent control’s time has come to end Editor:
Even though Jerry Falwell had a lighter side, one tends to remember the other side — the
By C. Johnson Santa Monica Falwell’s life in perspective Editor:
It appears Bayside officials are in the dark (“Shedding light,” May 22). The ginkgo biloba trees chosen to replace
