Hannah Heineman Mirror Staff Writer Santa Monica’s City Council conceptually approved a Community Energy Independence Initiative this spring that includes a commitment to using solar power along with other strategies as well as a two-year […]
Chad Linholm, left, Senior Account Manger and Todd Campbell, right, Director of Public Affairs of Clean Energy Natural with City Councilman Kevin McKeown, who cut the ribbon at the opening of a new public access […]
A bill now pending in the California State Assembly to require Santa Monica Airport to record operation times for certain stages of taxi/idle, take offs and landings comes to the Assembly floor in Sacramento this […]
Mirror Staff The Green Party of California is urging people to stop supporting Senator Dianne Feinstein. Three Green Party candidates – Todd Chretien, Tian Harter and Kent Mesplay – are seeking to oust Feinstein from […]
Dave Quick Reporter-at-Large Seems there’s a nasty streak of American cynicism that wreaks havoc on contemporary heroes. Take the moon landing on July 20, 1969. Polls show that between a quarter and third of American […]
City Councilmember Kevin McKeown Special to the Mirror Stop trying to manage the local crisis. Instead, commit to ending the national disgrace. That was a key message at the May 11 national summit on […]
State Treasurer Phil Angelides was endorsed by California’s major environmental leaders at a rally at Palisades Park in Santa Monica on May 22. The gubernatorial candidate outlined his priorities to protect California’s environment. (L-R) Larry […]
Steve Stajich, Mirror Contributing Writer It’s a little bit awkward, this idea of revising or improving history. It seems only right to revise textbooks so that they accurately reflect the genocide-for-land tragedy of the Native […]
Steve Stajich, Mirror Contributing Writer “Pain at the pump.” Or, alliteration makes punchy, people-pleasing prose. Either way, we’re now officially mad at the price of gasoline. Or are we? The current gasoline price gouging (Come […]
Steve Stajich, Mirror Contributing Writer No, they don’t. Easter hats, tulips, prison overcrowding…? Not a likely sequence of thoughts at this, or any other time of the year. Which might be part of the problem. […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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