An emboldened tourism industry, surging real estate sales and some unexpected money courtesy of the state have pumped an additional $5.5 million into the city coffers, leaving council members
An emboldened tourism industry, surging real estate sales and some unexpected money courtesy of the state have pumped an additional $5.5 million into the city coffers, leaving council members
Panel’s decision is expected by Thursday
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING — A decision is pending for the man fired from Santa Monica’s public cemetery for questionable ethical behavior and financial
Council set to discuss budget again on Feb. 14
CITY HALL — Despite pending final exams, students flooded the City Council chambers Tuesday night in support of increased funding for the
Greetings from S.M. pay off in a big way
CITY HALL — An emboldened tourism industry, surging real estate sales and some unexpected money courtesy of the state has pumped
City Council meeting 1-24
The following is a summation of what went on in the Santa Monica City Council chambers during the council’s January’s 24 meeting, including
By Daily Press staff
Have you ever wanted to see the voting records of the California Legislature? Now’s your chance to find out.
CALPIRG, a consumer advocacy group, has
Ewell takes to streets with an open ear
CITY HALL — Now into his second week as Santa Monica’s top administrator, Lamont Ewell is approaching his new job as a
Bergamot Station area is debated
CITY HALL — Without a clear path in sight, the City Council voted to remain put Tuesday night, declining to lead the city down what they
AT TAX TIME Weil & Company is in the running to manage the Montana Avenue Merchant Association Business Improvement District (BID).
The City Council is expected tonight to order the
TAKING OUT THE TRASH To dispose of debris from construction sites, the City Council is expected to hire Saied Trucking Co. at a tune of $230,000 a year.
Saied
A FRESH COAT City Hall’s parking structures are getting a face lift to the tune of $2 million, a fraction of that going to Pugh + Scarpa Architects, Inc., a
