Articles from the February 1, 2022 edition
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We'll Be Wearing Masks Forever if We Don't Get Rid of Ferrer
January 27, 2022 - At a media briefing today, Dr. Barbara Ferrer, PhD, MPH, MEd, Director of Public Health was repeatedly asked when restrictive measures such as vaccine and mask mandates might be rel...
Danny Alvarez Named New Santa Monica Fire Chief
Danny Alvarez has been appointed as the new Fire Chief of the Santa Monica Fire Department, city officials announced on Thursday. Alvarez comes to Santa Monica from fellow ISO Class 1-rated...
City of Santa Monica Should be Sued to Stop Ongoing Conflicts of Interest at Downtown Santa Monica, Inc. (DTSM)
There are significant and illegal conflicts of interest by two DTSM Board Members, Tara Barauskas and Johannes Van Tilburg, that affect the Stakeholders and further damage the reputation of DTSM....
80% of Covid Deaths Involve Underlying Conditions, According to LA County Health Data for the Last Two Weeks
UPDATE: LA County Department of Public Health has explained that deaths are regarded as from Covid rather than the underlying condition if any non-accidental/traumatic death occurs less than 30 days...
Official Koala Tartan Created to Help These Endangered Animals
Adored the world over, the Australian koala has now been honoured with its own official koala tartan for the first time in history. To celebrate this milestone, the Australian Koala Foundation (AKF)...
State Law Has Foisted the Lincoln Center Project On An Unwilling Santa Monica
The State's housing legislation is inherently unconstitutional. It offers little or no opportunity for community input and allows business interests to prevail over the needs and desires of residents....
MyShake App Early Earthquake Warning System Gets New Features
SACRAMENTO - Building upon the success of California's first-in-the-nation earthquake alert system, Governor Gavin Newsom today announced new functionality within the MyShake app to better serve...
Those "Covid" Deaths Tabulated by the County Aren't Necessarily From Covid, Health Officials Admit
January 28, 2022 - Of the Covid deaths tabulated by the LA County Department of Public Health over the last two weeks, 80% are noted as involving underlying conditions. Now health officials have...
