This week’s Q-Line question asks: What kind of job do you believe the Santa Monica Daily Press is doing in covering the subjects and events that shape our
By LLOYD GARVER writes this column for CBSnews.com’s opinion page. Reach him at
I’VE GOT NOTHING AGAINST THE DAVID Letterman show. It’s a very funny show.
By Nigel Wright Santa Monica
I was saddened, shocked and angry by the bus accident that resulted in a fatality on the corner of Second Street and Colorado Avenue (”Deadly
By Kent Cullom
I love the way Michael Klein rationalizes how he is correct on Route 66 (“The pier is still the end of the line,” letters, March 8, page
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
(Re: Ken Arnold’s letter “Democrats embolden our enemies,” March 7, page 4) For myself, and I’m sure for many other residents of Santa
WHEN I WAS IN JUNIOR HIGH, I WANTED to be a newsboy on the corner yelling, “Extra, extra, read all about it!” And when the signal turned red, and a
LAST WEDNESDAY, 79 MEMBERS OF THE House of Representatives introduced a bill instituting criminal and civil penalties on any corporation or individual found guilty of gasoline “price gouging.” But the
By Jerry Rubin Santa Monica
Although I appreciate Whole Foods Markets, I was sad to learn of their Wild Oats Markets acquisition.
I hope both Wild Oats Markets in Satna
By Mike Kirwan
Once again, we are getting ready to change the clocks. Note how many people will show up to work an hour late. They’ll say they forgot
By Vincent Basehart
Things must be really good in Santa Monica for Willow Evans, Barbara Bronie and Esther Schiller to be able to devote their lives to banning smoking in
Yesterday, while here in Washington for a national homelessness summit, I walked over to the House Judiciary Committee to hear Sen. Barack Obama introduce his new legislation to reduce deliberately
Running a daily newspaper is hard work. This is by no means an excuse, but a fact of covering the news. We’d like to think we’re doing a
