Workers’ lawyers say union election was illegal
PICO BLVD. — The establishment of a union at a local hotel late last year is now in jeopardy after a labor relations official
Group of city workers supports bed tax hike
CITY HALL — More than 1,000 city workers this week have thrown their support behind three incumbents and one newcomer for the
Hospital rebuilding estimated to cost $314M
ST. JOHN’S HOSPITAL — After more than a decade of planning and constructing, officials and religious leaders gave their blessing on Thursday to a
Police, fire associations make their endorsements
PUBLIC SAFETY BLDG. — For the first time in a decade, the local police and fire unions don’t completely see eye to eye on
Indictments on alleged dealers expected next month
A Santa Monica man has been released from jail after he allegedly delivered 160,000 ecstasy pills to an undercover officer in a
Student outreach is key to state funding mandate
SMC — Millions of dollars in state funding hang in the balance here as enrollment figures rest on a fulcrum that could make
City Hall mulls whether to throw switch back on
CITY HALL — Offices here are dark today, as they have been every other Friday for more than a decade. But that
Fantastic four: Chamber hands out endorsements
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE — Officials here made their choices Tuesday on who they think have the best chances to overthrow a city administration they claim
Two similar proposals on agenda
CITY HALL — With seven weeks until the election, three incumbents vying for local political seats want to reverse course on City Hall’s policy of
CAMPAIGN 2004
(Editor’s note: This is the second article in a multi-part series this week on the Chamber of Commerce’s political action committee interviews with City Council
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE — Officials here last week reached deep into the political vortex, setting the precedent for how future election campaigns will be handled.
How the chamber of commerce’s
Homelessness viewed as a regional burden
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in a multi-part series this week on the Chamber of Commerce’s political action committee
