KATZ, from page 1 City absorbs county costs
CITY HALL — The county court system’s financial woes have partially been solved at local taxpayers’ expense.
By consolidating the county court
7 Merchants wanted heads up about butting out
CITYWIDE — Scores of business owners were never contacted by City Hall as attorneys hammered out the details for a sweeping smoking ban
Bayside members irked by consultants’ first day of meetings
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — If the first eight hours on the job give any indication as to what lies ahead for consultant
Soldier’s struggles didn’t cease upon return from Iraq
25TH STREET — When Army Sgt. Ananda das McClure volunteered for his third tour of duty in Iraq — often referred to
ONE MAN’S TAKE ON CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS Of token gadflys and midnight tokers
CITY HALL — If there was any doubt the election season is upon us, it evaporated Tuesday
City Council chimes in about butting out
CITY HALL — Smoke ’em if you got ’em, because in a few weeks, the right to puff on a cigarette in public will
SM COURTHOUSE — Attorneys representing victims of the deadly Farmer’s Market crash three years ago argued Tuesday that the nonprofit organization which provides consulting services and other assistance to City
Businesses at a loss without electricity
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — Shoppers’ faces were filled with disappointment and frustration Monday as they found many of their favorite stores and restaurants here closed
State taking lead in alternative fuel race
SMC — The future of California’s economy — the world’s fifth largest — lies in the development and mass distribution of alternative fuels as
Teachers skeptical after being ‘shut out’
SMMUSD HDQTRS — While it was the school board that hired her on Thursday to be the next superintendent of schools, Dianne Talarico made it
SMSP mails it in before elections
CITYWIDE — Criticized by foes during the last campaign season for being a mouthpiece for the hotel and restaurant industry, members of Santa Monicans for
