Columns Farewell to two Santa Monica institutions By Elizabeth Kaye on April 28, 2014 CLOSING SHOP: After 28 years, the Address Boutique will be closing in mid-May. (Photo... Read more →
Columns A black eye and a bullied soul By Lauren Norton and Michelle O’Neil on April 23, 2014 Bullying: Something we’ve all heard of or either dealt with in some way. Something... Read more →
Opinion Our system is broken By SMa.r.t. on April 21, 2014 Our city’s character is rapidly changing. Who are we? And where are we heading? The... Read more →
Columns End of a stormy trip for Fair Housing Act By Gary Rhoades on April 9, 2014 At the Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office, we have three black-and-white photographs... Read more →
Opinion 4 All good things must come to an end By Kevin Herrera on March 28, 2014 THE NEWSROOM — It’s been a wild ride, but it’s time for me to get off this crazy... Read more →
Columns We need Congress to fix FOIA By Amy Bennett on March 24, 2014 The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a critical law for making sure the public has a... Read more →
Columns World Water Day: a look at man’s massive impact By Maria Fotopoulos on March 21, 2014 With the continuing rise in world population comes more energy needs, meaning ever-more... Read more →
Columns 2 Your Column Here: Airport Commission doing its job By Martin Rubin on March 18, 2014 From the mid 1920s when the city of Santa Monica held a special municipal election on... Read more →
Columns Opinion: Where Congress falls short, where it doesn’t By Lee H. Hamilton on March 18, 2014 At a public gathering the other day, someone asked me how I’d sum up my views on... Read more →
Columns Can’t build a strong economy on weak minimum wage By Gina Schaefer on March 14, 2014 It didn’t take long after my husband and I opened our first hardware store in 2003 for... Read more →
