9 Residents want more financial information
CITY HALL Finding out how your favorite candidate is financing a run for office is about to get a whole lot easier.
City Clerk
At 90, Levin still casts a long shadow among non-voters
WESTWOOD In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson inked the Voting Rights Act, eliminating discriminatory barriers and ensuring that every
By Thomas M. Sipps Guest Commentary
SHAME ON TIME-WARNER CABLE. UPON buying Adelphia Cable in Santa Monica early this year, it dropped C-SPAN 2 from basic tier channels
Subway project appears ready to roll
By GERRY SHIH Special to the Daily Press
LOS ANGELES Whether you love it, hate it or plan to keep driving like an old-
Local 20 WEEKEND EDITION, SEPTEMBER 15-16, 2007 A newspaper with issues Mall remodel gets Council’s OK TOWERS OF BABBLE
DOWNTOWN The owners of Santa Monica Place cleared a
Pier upgrades go before council
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures
Toy industry defends use of some chemicals
DOUGLAS PARK Parents who are concerned about the safety of their children’s toys called on the governor to pass a law prohibiting
School officials are currently discussing the best uses for Measure BB funds. The ballot initiative, approved by local voters last year, was intended to help improve the district’s campuses.
Expo gets funds
CITYWIDE Local public transit advocates let out a collective sigh of relief on Wednesday when the state’s transportation agency allocated $314 million to move the Exposition
School officials are currently discussing the best uses for Measure BB funds. The ballot initiative, approved by local voters last year, was intended to help improve the district’s campuses.
School officials are currently discussing the best uses for Measure BB funds. The ballot initiative, approved by local voters last year, was intended to help improve the district’s campuses.
School officials are currently discussing the best uses for Measure BB funds. The ballot initiative, approved by local voters last year, was intended to help improve the district’s campuses.
