Editor:
I read the responses of those whose solution is to close the Santa Monica Airport ("Airing It Out," The Q-Line, Nov. 16-17). I'm still laughing.
Editor:
City Hall's lawsuit against the Federal Aviation Administration may resonate with many of us, but the impact of the process and outcome are at best far fetched
SMO — Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Santa Monica, sent a letter Monday to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) calling for an expedited investigation of the September crash that left four dead
City Hall recently sued the Federal Aviation Administration to determine who has control of Santa Monica Airport after 2015.
So, this week The Q-Line asks:
What would you like to
Editor:
It's high time to clear the air with regard to the so-called "Santa Monica-connected" aviation accidents people have been bandying about recently ("The saga
SUNSET PARK — Coyotes have strayed from their comfort zone near the base of the Santa Monica Mountains and set up home near the city's southern border, according to
On Oct. 31, City Hall filed a complaint against the Federal Aviation Administration in federal court to establish the city's right to control the future use of Santa
The World Series is finally over. Frankly, I was tired of seeing all those guys with beards. The Boston Red Sox looked like a Smith Brothers cough drop box. Now
CITY HALL — City Hall is taking the Federal Aviation Administration to court to settle once and for all who has control over the Santa Monica Airport and its 227 acres,
Santa Monica's Airport2Park.org coalition will host a community picnic from noon to 2 p.m. this Sunday at Clover Park, 2600 Ocean Park Blvd.
The event, titled
DOWNTOWN — Rustic Canyon restaurateurs are adding two new establishments to their current four with an Asian-fusion bistro and a wine bar/store on Seventh Street at Arizona Avenue.
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