The bleating from the left has been loud and long over last month’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling that will allow political advocacy advertising by corporations – even foreign-owned ones – right up until Election Day. […]
Attention iPhone users: Your day has arrived. There’s now an “app” you can integrate with and accomplish something useful. I know that killing time with your phone in your lap is “useful” in a broad […]
Dear Editor, On December 24, I was minding my own business, running errands, when I was stopped and ticketed by the Santa Monica Police Department for riding my bike on the sidewalk. I had no […]
The good news is that due to EPA regulations, state, county and city ordinances, the proverbial “smoke-filled back rooms” are no longer cigarette and cigar smoke-filled. The bad news is that clean air “back rooms” […]
The City’s Director of Planning and Community Development, Eileen Fogarty, and several of the City’s consultants, presented an introduction to some of the key elements of the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for the Draft […]
On March 21, the date of this year’s Los Angeles Marathon, Santa Monica’s 18th Street Arts Center will have a running (and walking) team of local artists, not to mention a cheering section of artists, […]
The City of Los Angeles’ Planning Commission decided on February 11 to give Stonebridge Holdings Incorporated 30 days to modify their proposed plan for their 11.5 acre Bundy Village and Medical Park which is slated […]
The Los Angeles Police Department curfew task force at Venice beach arrested nearly 50 people Friday morning, many of whom were homeless. It marked the first time a curfew raid was also an outreach effort […]
