Santa Monica unreceptive to cable bill
CITYWIDE — A battle is brewing over legislation that could change the face of cable television statewide and potentially save consumers over $1 billion.
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Drains could help ducks
DOUGLAS PARK — There’s an old saying that you should never defecate where you rest — or something along those lines. It seems ducks here haven’t
Council: Law would protect public safety, worker welfare
CITY HALL — In a move that could potentially get the city sued, elected leaders are moving forward with a law that would
Costly plan to replace Incline weathers series of delays
PCH — Devastating tsunamis, scenic views, pollution and traffic — these are just some of the things city engineers must consider as they
City raises concerns over scooter safety
SECOND STREET — Some consider them toys for the wealthy, others the epitome of America’s laziness, but for Allen Battino, his motorized-scooter — better
COMMUNITY PROFILES
SUNSET PARK — When it comes to cruising up the coast on one of his more than 20 custom, handmade motorcycles, director/master builder Scott Gillen appears the ultimate
Clover Park plays host to annual bash
CLOVER PARK — Those who failed to show here this past Saturday missed out on the public party of the year, as hundreds joined
Teachers threaten to cut back hours
SMC — Unable to reach an agreement regarding pay raises for faculty, administrators on Thursday filed a request with the state for mediation.
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Committee mulls mural as artist plans revisions
SAMOHI — It’s back to the drawing board for artist Jun Cha, a student here whose design for a school mural promoting peace
Council vows to find funding for building
COLORADO AVE. — The price tag for expanding the Big Blue Bus headquarters here has skyrocketed by $60 million in the last two years,
Council can tailor plan to suit needs
CITY HALL — Looking to solve the city’s parking woes, the City Council earlier this week approved an ambitious, 10-year program to
