City Council blasts VA for lack of progress in housing homeless vets
CITY HALL Frustrated with the lack of progress in housing homeless veterans at the Los Angeles Veterans Administration
Voters may have bond fatigue
SMC Looking to remain competitive in the global marketplace, improve sustainability, and make needed safety improvements, the Santa Monica College Board of Trustees voted unanimously
Spending money is not the only thing the council is being asked to do.
To bolster homeland security, the council will receive a $273,800 federal grant as part of
To keep the Third Street Promenade a bustling shopping and entertainment center, the council is being asked to amend a consulting contract with IJM Enterprises to study the potential redevelopment
In the interest of those living at the Village Trailer Park, the council is being asked to approve a consulting contract with Del Richardson & Associates, Inc., to study the
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY President George W. Bush pounds his podium emphatically, exclaiming, “By presidential decree, I declare... It’s pronounced ‘nooku-
THE WHEELS GO ‘ROUND AND ‘ROUND
Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council
Brandon Wise WHERE THERE’S SMOKE: Restaurants and bars will have until July 22 to enforce a new smoking law which makes business owners liable if they knowingly or intentionally
CITY HALL Owners of restaurants and bars will have more time to train their employees on the latest changes to Santa Monica’s comprehensive smoking ban as city officials postpone
Candidates can start filing papers July 14
DOWNTOWN Mayor Pro Tem Richard Bloom kicked off his re-election campaign on Monday with a party at the Santa Monica Art Studios,
Some rankled, some thrilled by MTA’s decisions
By ALICE OLLSTEIN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN L.A. Traffic-weary Santa Monicans can rest easy knowing the Exposition Light
Study reveals financial impact of RIFT
CITY HALL A campaign that seeks to limit commercial growth will come before voters in the fall, the measure placed on the ballot by
