Last-minute campaign tactics flush out votes
Volunteers for gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger spent Tuesday combing Santa Monica neighborhoods for voters who hadn’t yet cast their ballots.
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Local politicians sound off on today’s election
With California voters set to decide today who should fill Sacramento’s top job, local politicians reiterated their distaste for the recall
Suspected ad scam being investigated by police
A Santa Monica businesswoman was duped out of $1,100 after she responded to a local newspaper ad that promised the down payment
By Daily Press staff
Three suspected burglars pleaded not guilty last week to prying the counters off a Montana Avenue jewelry store and stealing $100,000 worth of jewelry.
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Board hears first cases under new 3304 ordinance
The city’s rent control board ruled against landlords in a pair of cases Thursday night, stating that tenants are still entitled
Bus tour takes on Big Apple
Fed up with the way immigrants are treated in the United States, a handful of Santa Monica activists will join a rally in New
Samohi students say they’d rather ‘hold it’ than use facilities
Despite the stink raised last year over the dirty bathrooms at Santa Monica High School, students on Wednesday said
Three appeals go before rent control board tonight
For the first time since a new housing law was passed in March, the rent control board is expected to decide tonight
Enclave of design studios developing in downtown SM
In the past two years, many of the biggest names in high-end home and office design have opened showrooms in downtown
Five bars investigated; none violated state law
A handful of City Hall workers spent Friday night bar hopping in Santa Monica, sniffing out how local bar and club managers are
Takeover or no takeover, new board in Pico ready to make some changes
While some have described last weekend’s election of a neighborhood group as a political takeover, its
