It looks as if we are finally going to have preferential parking in our neighborhood. It’s about time, too — five years after we petitioned the city.
The area on
The city’s Rent Control Board approved the annual general rent adjustment for 2003/2004. Amazingly, it’s another regressive rent hike.
The RCB just approved an annual increase of
In the last five weeks, five shootings have occurred in the Pico neighborhood.
Fast work by Santa Monica Police has led to the arrest of eight suspected shooters, most of
By Piedad F. Robertson SMC Superintendent and president
(This letter was originally addressed the Santa Monica College community). For an institution that has only known success for each of the
Dealing with the vagrant problem not a high priority
The Santa Monicans for Renter’s Rights majority on the City Council doesn’t seem to want our transient problem to
I just received a letter dated May 2003 from Santa Monicans for Renters’ Rights signed by SMRR co chairs Denny Zane and co-chair emeritus Nancy Greenstein.
“Measure S is
Those promoting the new school parcel tax aren’t the only ones dealing lousy poker hands these days. Our friends on the Bayside District Corp. are throwing some punk cards,
Last week’s Daily Press Q-line confirmed that many people seem to dislike the Santa Monica/Malibu Unified School District.
I’ll bet it has to do with the
By Mike Kirwan
Dee’s will be closing and many will be sad to see this happen. The replacement place at least isn’t another Starbucks. What usually happens when
The political process is for sale to the highest bidder these days. And nowhere is this truer than in Santa Monica and especially with Measure S, the school parcel tax
Has anyone been down on the Santa Monica Pier lately? It looks like the entire venue has suddenly become one big billboard for the restaurant at the pier’s end.
Santa Monicans for Renters Rights, the powerful political organization that controls the way the city and its schools are run, tries to convince renters, “We’re for you.”
The truth
