Pointed questions stir debate at pre-election event
MID-CITY — More than a dozen residents vying for four open seats on the Santa Monica City Council took to the crowded
SMC race heats up One incumbent faces off against six newcomers
SMC — No matter how residents vote on Nov. 2, one thing is certain: Change is in store for Santa
Elderly driver braked just before he accelerated into farmers’ market, witness testifies
LAX COURTHOUSE — Prosecutors began to lay out their case against Russell Weller on Monday, putting eyewitnesses on the
Outside groups weigh in on local election
CITY HALL — Two Santa Monica luxury beachfront hotels opened their wallets this month in an effort to sway voters before next week’s
He’s out-raised his opponents by nearly $100,000
CITY HALL — A handful of challengers hoping to win one of four open seats on the Santa Monica City Council
Young entrepreneurs help single guys land dates
Taxi fare to the nightclub: $15. Door charge: $20. Three extra dry, top-shelf gin martinis: $36. Enjoying an evening out with two
More financial reports to be filed at City Hall
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in a series on local election fundraising.) CITY HALL — Facing a crowded field
City Hall cracks down on candidate lawn signs
The right-of-way is the wrong place to support local candidates.
That’s the message officials sent to Santa Monica office
SMC to hold college transfer fair today
SMC — Despite deep budget cuts and a bitter battle between faculty and administrators, students here led the state last year in transfers to
SMC president defends controversial Bond S
SMC — Santa Monica City Hall is lagging in its negotiations with local college officials on how to best spend a $135 million bond that
Return to sender: Shriver goes it alone
City Council candidate Bobby Shriver went on the offensive Monday, distancing himself from a batch of campaign literature distributed throughout the city last
A series of mailers criticizing city leaders and policies have been cropping up in Santa Monica residents’ mailboxes.
Local business interests are employing a controversial new tactic in their effort
