Dear Editor, We are undergoing difficult transitions. Heck, even CEQA is changing. There is a lot of pain amongst drivers caught in congestion, especially those who still expect to drive themselves wherever they want to […]
Dear Editor, The Hines project at Bergamot is consistent with our city’s strategy of directing growth to this station area, helps us meet our sustainability goals and prepares us for the future. Transit oriented communities […]
As the California Republican Party enters the 2014 election year, its tone is considerably more restrained than we’ve heard in quite awhile. With good reason. Generally, at year’s beginning, the GOP touts the large gains […]
Dear Editor: I want to add my voice the growing chorus of people who recognize that change may be hard and controversial, but continuing on the path we are on is the far less attractive […]
No doubt the California Republican Party is down, but anyone who counts it out of big statewide races is a fool who disregards the ego-satisfying appeal prominent public office can hold for the very rich […]
I’ll hope to not inject any spoilers here, but Spike Jonze’s film “Her” is well worth the effort to catch now in theaters for several reasons. I think it can be valuable to feel a […]
Editor’s Note: This is an open letter to the Santa Monica City Council regarding tonight’s agenda item of the Hines project. Dear Mayor O’Connor and Members of the City Council, Well, here we go again. […]
There’s one big reason why, no matter how much happy talk you hear about “comprehensive immigration reform” from President Obama and members of Congress, it’s unrealistic to expect much action this year: This is an […]
Dear Santa Monica City Council, I am writing to you to call your attention to a major deficiency in the EIR for the proposed Hines Development Agreement. The EIR fails to address the impact that […]
Editor’s Note: Below is a letter sent to the Santa Monica City Council regarding an E-Petition that wants to stop the Bergamot Transit Village Development Project. Dear City Council members, Residocracy is an all-volunteer based […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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