New stall tactics employed
DOWNTOWN — Starting today, visitors to the Promenade can go to the bathroom in peace.
As part of a pilot program, City Hall plans to spend between
CLARIFICATION In response to the June 27 edition, city officials have made an official statement regarding the lawsuit brought by neighbors of the public beach project at 415 PCH. “The
ONE MAN’S TAKE ON CITY COUNCIL AND THE MEETING OF THE MINDS
CITY HALL — Big helpings of raw food, marijuana and beach parking lots were served up at Tuesday
Former SM Mayor claims inner-circle politics were at fault
Embattled former City Councilman Mike Feinstein has been cleared of any wrongdoing by his political party, of which some members
What was once lost will soon be found
DOWNTOWN — An investigation by City Hall has found that off-street parking in downtown is not as accessible as it could be,
The electric slide
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on
City Manager looks to change charter, secure power to hire and fire executives
CITY HALL — Citing a need for more accountability in local government, City Manager Lamont Ewell has proposed
Expenditures are covered by salary savings
CITY HALL — The $442.6 million spending plan approved by City Council on Tuesday for the coming fiscal year will include increased funding for
Regulating public food lines and demonstrations not unconstitutional
CITYWIDE — The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, long labeled the most progressive judicial body in the country, found free speech to be
Let go of the railing. Last week, the City Council agreed to purchase more than 104,000 square feet of land currently owned by Sears Roebuck and Co. for a
Utility tax battles tap into city plans
CITY HALL — Faced with the possibility of losing $12 million in revenue, the City Council must scale back on some of the spending
Local 8 FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 2006 A newspaper with issues City takes hydrogen fuel for test drive
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
CITY YARDS — While the term
