By Dora B. Krakower
A few weeks ago, I drove along PCH to attend a celebration at the Calamigos Ranch. It was a challenge because I have not driven along
By Constitutional attorney and author JOHN W. WHITEHEAD is founder and president of The Rutherford Institute. He can be contacted at Information about The Rutherford Institute is available at www.
MANY PEOPLE THINK THAT MASS transit is the answer to future traffic woes. Maybe and maybe not.
The best way to get people out of private vehicles is to offer
By Eric Cooper Santa Monica
Yes Cha Cha Chicken and Bay Cites are great choices but... (”Dining for dollars,” April 14-15, page 1) How about: Jinky’s on Second
By Art Chesluk Santa Monica
A recent survey revealed that the average American walks 900 miles per year. Another revealed that the average American consumes 20 gallons of beer per
By Sheila Finley Santa Monica
I just read your Friday, April 13 issue and I am compelled to write about the cat and mice issues. The cat article (”Don’t
By Karina DeBeers Santa Monica
Editor:
I am writing, not to attempt to squish free speech, but to encourage you and your paper to more thoroughly investigate the agenda of
This past week, Q-line asked: What should be done to improve the homeless situation in and around the city?
Here are your responses: “THE HOMELESS SITUATION IN THIS CITY
By Susan Belonis Santa Monica
I would like our environmentally conscious City Council to consider ways to offer free bus service in Santa Monica (“A rough ride for Council,” April
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
Regarding the article in SMDP on April 12 (“A rough ride for Council,” page 1), I just wish to thank the council and city manager
By Virginia Tura Santa Monica
This letter is in response to the article in this week’s paper (“Tough to find housing... Suit alleges that CCSM discriminates in its picks,
By Mike Kirwan Venice
There appears to be some argument over a feather, a hammer and gravity. Gravity makes objects fall at the same speed, though the feather and the
