Travelodge owner appealing to add a three-story bridge
DOWNTOWN When motel owner Michael Farzam first proposed rebuilding two outdated inns, one of the last things he expected was to
Club supports sales tax increase
WILSHIRE BLVD Two separate costly bids to increase local taxes this fall will go into the crucial final months of the election season with the
Democrats back latest SMC bond
LOS ANGELES A campaign that wants to institute a commercial development ceiling in Santa Monica got a major boost on Tuesday when a sponsored ballot
No council meeting due to lack of quorum
CITY HALL Turns out City Councilmembers have better things to attend to tonight.
The first council meeting in more than a month
Shriver fails to receive endorsement
WILSHIRE BOULEVARD City Council incumbent Bobby Shriver, whose famous political family long served as the face of the Democratic Party, failed to secure an endorsement
By CATHERINE CAIN Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL The Santa Monica Commission of the Status of Women is looking for a few good women to fill two vacancies.
Board endorses state redistricting proposal
While the economy continues to flirt with recession and consumer spending remains low, two local tax increases and one expansion measure received endorsements from the
Santa Monica is once again short on poll workers
CITYWIDE As an historic presidential election quickly approaches, one that could draw more voters than in the past, the Los Angeles
A day in Denver
By ADRIANA WONG Special to the Daily Press
DNC In downtown Denver, blurs of red, white, and blue can be seen in every direction. Street vendors
Brandon Wise MOVING THINGS ALONG: The long-awaited effort to modernize the city's traffic lights, estimated to cost $21 million, is designed to synchronize all of the city’
Anti-RIFT group outgains measure in fund raising
CITY HALL When it comes to political campaigns, identifying the supporters could just be about following the money trail.
Such has been
National elections dictate outcomes
By ALEXANDRA BISSONNETTE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The democratic process is cut and dry when it comes to the propositions. On Nov. 4, citizens
