CITYWIDE — The local political season has swung into high gear with endorsements flowing and candidates vying for attention on an almost daily basis.
The Santa Monica Coalition for a Livable
CITY HALL — And they're off.
Today the nomination period begins for candidates looking to run for the offices of City Council, Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, Rent
Long time Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky has endorsed State Senator Ted Lieu in the race for the 33rd Congressional
District that includes Malibu, Beverly Hills and Santa Monica.
CITY HALL — The attorney for Elizabeth Riel, who was offered and then denied a top city job, filed a lawsuit against City Hall on Wednesday alleging that City Manager Rod
CITY HALL — City Hall will likely be sued over a recent controversial employment decision.
An attorney representing Elizabeth Riel, whose job offer for a top city position was rescinded last
CITY HALL — City Council will evaluate City Manager Rod Gould's job on Tuesday per request of Councilmember Kevin McKeown who has said Gould did not provide "fully
WESTSIDE — Where was everyone?
Los Angeles County voter turnout was 13.2 percent at Tuesday's primary election, according to the registrar. Another 5.3 percent of total registered
WESTSIDE — Campaign receipts in the race to replace retiring Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Santa Monica) now total more than $7 million.
The primary election for the 33rd Congressional District will
WESTSIDE - Former Santa Monica Mayor Bobby Shriver has received nearly $1.9 in contributions to his supervisor campaign, with $1 million of that coming from his own pocket.
The primary
Legislation by Assemblymember Richard Bloom (D-Santa Monica), and former Santa Monica Mayor, that could free up nearly $750 million in redevelopment agency proceeds for cities has passed the Assembly
WESTSIDE — More than $3.8 million has been raised or spent in a race to replace current State Sen. Ted Lieu (D-Santa Monica), who is running for congress.
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The Santa Monica Daily Press sent candidates for Supervisor, Congress and State Senate a list of four questions. Each candidate had up to 800 words to use as they saw
