Chrysalis Celebrates 25 Years! This last Tuesday Nov. 10, Chrysalis will celebrate 25 years of helping more than 30,000 men and women in Los Angeles out of poverty and homelessness through employment opportunities. The non-profit […]
Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce announced a series of monthly meetings to identify the common challenges and solutions of business leaders in our community. Each of the Industry Council gatherings will focus on a different […]
Los Angeles Police Chief-designate Charlie Beck met the local public Tuesday evening, November 10, and it was clear to the upwards of 200 people gathered at Mar Vista Recreation Center that this is not your […]
We’re all hearing a lot about sustainability these days; but what does this really mean and how can we apply sustainability principles when developing a vision for Santa Monica’s future growth? This was the subject […]
On October 15, at 11:45 p.m., 25 year old Devin Petelski was tragically killed at the junction of Glyndon Avenue and Venice Boulevard, in an incident involving a Los Angeles Police Department cruiser, that struck […]
Once again, Republicans and so-called experts list Barbara Boxer as one of the most vulnerable U.S. Senate Democrats running in next year’s mid-term election. Maybe some of those estimates ought to be revised: A quick […]
My apologies to those who couldn’t care less about the appropriation of Santa Claus and the Santa Claus myth. The concept of Santa may just be another in a series of seasonal assaults on your […]
Dear Editor, Rarely have I seen such arrogance displayed in the open. Councilmember Holbrook is quoted in your article, Replacing the City Manager, November 5-11, 2009, as saying, “as elected representatives, they (the City Council) […]
Gil Borboa, Santa Monica Water Resources Manager, worries the city will turn down tap water in favor of bottled water. “In spite of the elaborate safety and health precautions taken with the City water supply, […]
