Category: Opinion

On a sunny California day in 1983, a woman loading bags into her car trunk in a supermarket parking lot...

Santa Monica is having an identity crisis. This city of 80,000 plus residents is internationally known for its ethos, life...

Gov. Jerry Brown, construction labor unions and some others are determined to proceed with California’s nascent bullet train, with the...

When it comes to setting education funding policies for California, preconceived notions have long held at least as much sway...

The City has heard the uplifted voices of exercise instructors and, for now, agreed to try and find harmony between...

California’s recovery has led the nation for months in producing new jobs, even though it hasn’t yet come close to...

Last fall’s overwhelming, more than 3-1 Latino vote for President Obama has at last gotten leading Republican politicians to realize...

Normally, it’s uncomfortable at best to hear a federal judge — let alone a panel of three such jurists —...

David Bryan, the Head of School at New Roads School in Santa Monica, has spent most of his life in...