City suing company for contaminating its wells
By staff and wrire reports
SACRAMENTO — Shell Oil said Wednesday it will stop using MTBE in the gasoline it sells in California by
Clergy vow monthly vigils until workers are re-hired
The fight to unionize Santa Monica’s hotel workers has taken on a higher meaning.
An organization of clergy members influential
Official denies city towed cars after erecting signs
There is no such thing as free parking in Santa Monica.
A few people learned that Monday after the city towed away
Santa Monica Pier exec resigns after six-year run
An executive credited with leading the Santa Monica Pier through a six-year expansion resigned last week.
Jan Palchikoff resigned her
Carolyn Sackariason/Daily Press The center court of the Third Street Promenade is usually full of activity, some of which is concerning to local business owners who complain of litter
There has been talk among some elected officials that Santa Monica may have too many establishments that serve alcohol. Some have even suggested that the government regulate how many bars
Decides not to wait for oil company lawsuit to be settled by courts
Santa Monica isn't waiting around for oil companies to clean up its water supply.
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Plans call for multimillion dollar redesign of ‘dinosaur’ mall
In 10 years, downtown Santa Monica may be a completely different place.
Plans were unveiled Monday night that would extend the
Operator accused of inventing complaints to illegally tow cars
By DAVE DANFORTH Daily Press Staff Writer
A towing service apparently made up a person out of thin air so the
Retirement fund losses spur city’s budget pains
Economic forecasts released Tuesday predict the City of Santa Monica will face increasingly worse budget cycles for at least the next two
Santa Monica is ready to ink an advertising deal that would bring more revenue to its city bus system.
But plans to switch advertising companies has hit a stumbling block
Tourism slump expected for at least another two years
As Memorial Day officially kicks off summer, local business and tourism officials are crossing their fingers, hoping that tourists show up.
