places that are restricted. There’s a lot of house cleaning going on, getting groups back where they belong. Unfortunately, that takes the attention away from ordinary duties of public
Morgan Genser A LITTLE TOO SHOWY A storefront advertisement promoting a new television show was plastered on a vacant Wilshire Boulevard storefront through much of October. The building’s owner
Local company adds city to a growing list of opponents
A Santa Monica-based energy company looking to build a liquefied natural gas terminal off the coast of the Los
FROM TRASH PAGE 3 Confused Council mulls trash plans
CITY HALL In what could be the start of a beautiful friendship, the City Council ear-lier this week voted in
City Hall prepares new trash contract
CITY HALL To the victor belong the spoils.
For the last two years, City Hall has been engaged in an extensive review of solid
New solar technology hits City Hall in the pocketbook
(sub) New solar technology hits City Hall where it hurts
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
CITY HALL — While it
As medical marijuana continues to gain widespread acceptance, it would seem logical that Santa Monica become a progressive bastion for the compassionate dispensing of the alternative medication. Less than a
Survey: Most residents would support parcel tax
SMMUSD HDQTRS Santa Monica and Malibu voters will be asked to continue their financial support for the public schools in February — a decision
CITYWIDE Word spread quickly about the Herb King on Main Street and the owner’s recent decision to dispense medical marijuana. So quickly, in fact, that the midnight tokers barely
Council focuses on contribution limits
CITY HALL A proposal to create a “fair fight fund” for candidates attacked by special interest groups failed to win the support of the City
By THEA CHARD Special to the Daily Press
City Council’s consent agenda focuses on sanitation and garbage The City Council is expected to shell out more than $16 million
Fair fight funds could level political playing field in SM
(sub) Fair fight funds could level political playing field
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
CITY HALL — A fair
