SMO — Proponents of a pro-Santa Monica Airport ballot measure aren't wasting any time.
A group formed to support the measure, which would put most future changes to the
CITY HALL - An aviation community-backed measure and a City Council-backed measure will go head-to-head on the ballot in November.
On Tuesday, council agreed to place the pro-Santa Monica Airport
History research
Editor:
I am carrying out research for a proposed book regarding pilots who lost their lives whilst serving with the Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA) in Britain during WWII.
This essay is in response to three recent submissions to the SMDP by airport proponents. One is the May 10-11 column by Joe Bates in which he addresses my column
SMO - Voters will have a chance to decide whether or not to take more direct control over the future of the Santa Monica Airport.
A ballot initiative, which was
CITY HALL — City Council is getting closer to a final ballot measure designed to compete with one put forth by advocates of the Santa Monica Airport.
At Tuesday's
CITY HALL — City Council will consider putting forward a ballot measure that would be less restrictive of council's power to control the airport than one previously proposed by
CITY HALL — No one had anything nice to say about a potential City Council-backed ballot measure that would hand council's power to the voters on some issues of
Editor:
The council is considering the same laws for e-cigs that are already on the books for tobacco smoking. What a laugh! Are they really? Since they do not enforce
SMO - The pro-airport group that filed 15,700 petition signatures last week supporting a ballot initiative to pull the future of Santa Monica Airport from City Council's
Editor:
Your paper has published many letters from Santa Monica Airport supporters.
How many of the SMO supporters actually live under the airport flight path?
We in the flight path
