By Daily Press staff
In an effort to keep the public engaged in local politics, the League of Women Voters of Santa Monica Education Fund is hosting several events in
By Daily Press staff
City Council candidates will be on the hot seat tonight, as the Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution stages its second Santa Monica City Council candidate forum,
Speaking out
By JESSICA ROBERTS Special to the Daily Press
30TH STREET — Chris Knauf’s passion for helping those with disabilities is not exclusively a professional pursuit. The new chair
This past week, Q-line asked: “What do you want your elected leaders to change in Santa Monica? What policies need to created? What are the city’s issues?” Here
City Hall hooking up hotspots
By Daily Press Staff Writer
CITYWIDE — Internet junkies looking for their next fix will not have to go very far now that City Hall has
Mailers, phone calls and aggressive action
THIRD STREET — Looking to place a “progressive” majority on the City Council this November, members of Santa Monicans for Sensible Priorities — a coalition of
BACKING UP: Local candidates seek to secure support
CITYWIDE — The campaigns of City Council incumbents Bob Holbrook and Kevin McKeown received a significant boost this week with each earning the
Martin Rubin, Director of CRAAP, announces that the group will hold its second city council candidate forum focusing on environmental, noise, health, safety and other quality-of-life related issues
to order the emergency evacuation during Tuesday’s City Council meeting. It was City Clerk Maria Stewart, who seemed to have had her fill of the scruffy, white-haired man’
Schools candidate dismisses his ‘mistake’
CITYWIDE — A school board candidate who has made financial responsibility a cornerstone of his campaign is currently serving his fifth year of professional probation for
By Daily Press staff
Questions and comments about the state of Santa Monica will be addressed in the first symposium of the election season this Thursday.
The symposium will be
CITY HALL — While visitors to any one of the four Santa Monica Farmers’ Markets may be wary of purchasing fresh spinach in the wake of a nationwide E.coli outbreak
