CITY HALL For the first time in nearly a decade, the City Council will be tasked with selecting a new member to join the dais. The 30-day clock to find a replacement for late Councilmember Herb Katz, who was re-elected to another four-year term in November, will begin ticking on Tuesday when the cou
WASHINGTON, D.C. A frigid 15 degrees, one and a half million people, the 44th president of the United States of America — the overwhelming elation and excitement at the inauguration of Barack Obama could only be described in numbers.
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SANTA MONICA Democratic political reforms can decrease support for political violence, but backtracking on democratization can increase the risk of terrorism, according to a report released
Travelodge set to move forward
CITY HALL Motel owner Michael Farzam is a happy man after the City Council on Tuesday granted his three wishes to move the long-stalled
City staff to study if millions in fees should have been collected
CITY HALL As city officials continue to blast a measure that would limit commercial development, arguing Proposition T
Candidates hope to start a new era of openness SHOULD THE COUNCIL BE A SCHOOL BOARD?
BUNDY CAMPUS The focus of a candidates forum here Monday night might have been
The Santa Monica Daily Press is being recommended to continue publishing legal notices for City Hall.
City Hall spent about $61,000 last year publishing the notices in the newspaper
Good leadership skills are important, especially in an organization as large as City Hall.
Glaser & Associates, which for the past two years has provided leadership and conflict resolution training
THE SECOND ERA FOR SOLAR PANELS
Following a successful beginning to the Solar Santa Monica initiative, which seeks to expand solar capacity via photovoltaic panels, City Hall is preparing to
A long-time lobbyist could continue to fight for City Hall before state officials.
Shaw/Yoder Inc., which has represented the municipality since 1986, is expected to stick around for
The newest attraction on the Santa Monica Pier could be a larger restroom.
The popular landmark is slated to receive a bigger and better central facility that will include 32
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent agendas. Consent agenda items are
