Mr. Schwich, an employee of the United States Tennis Association, made many serious and disingenuous allegations in his letter to the editor on Nov 1 disparaging both City Councilmember Lana Negrete and in his words […]
In communities both large and small across America, the debate involving tennis and pickleball has become increasingly louder. But in the City of Santa Monica, the noise (not the noise of pickleball itself) between the […]
So who is the true Democrat in this race to succeed Mike Bonin in CD-11? While the campaign for city council is officially a non-partisan affair, both Erin Darling and Traci Park have promoted their […]
Editor’s note: The following endorsements should not be attributed to the Santa Monica Mirror. They are the opinion of Santa Monica Architects for a Responsible Tomorrow, a group of columnists who are not affiliated with […]
By David G. Brown Earlier this month I read with great interest the coverage of local campaign finance filings and attended a virtual City Council candidates forum. I was quickly reminded that election season in […]
By Tom Elias, Columnist Do voters want more teachers living in their communities, even if it means a little more traffic and perhaps a few less parking spaces for others? That’s a major question soon […]
In the last month your City was forced by the State of California to approve the construction of about 16 projects totaling over 4,562 new units (941 are affordable). These are a wide variety of […]
Dear Editor, This letter is in response to the Santa Monica Police Officers Association’s (SMPOA) most recent public editorial, “The Santa Monica Police Officers Association Calls on the Members of the Public Safety Reform & […]
By Zina Josephs Opinion: “Proposal to Reroute LAX Jet Traffic over Santa Monica” – Eve Lopez 10/4/22 – Santa Monica Mirrorhttps://smmirror.com/2022/10/letter-to-editor-proposal-to-reroute-lax-jet-traffic-over-santa-monica/ – Eve Lopez worries that if a proposal to slightly change the route of […]
When I read that Madame Wu passed away after so many years, it sparked a bit of nostalgia in me. There were many original and iconic businesses in past times, some of which are still […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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