The City Council has named Lamont Ewell as Santa Monica’s new city manager. Since the appointment was announced, some people have expressed concern over an ongoing controversy over finances
City Hall is currently embroiled in a bitter legal battle with the attorneys who successfully represented Santa Monica in its litigation against 18 oil companies for allowing MTBE to leak
City Hall is currently embroiled in a bitter legal battle with the attorneys who successfully represented Santa Monica in its litigation against 18 oil companies for allowing MTBE to leak
By Daily Press staff
A Santa Monica local returns to her home turf at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center with a warm welcome.
Santa Monica resident and veteran healthcare professional,
City Hall is currently embroiled in a bitter legal battle with the attorneys who successfully represented Santa Monica in its litigation against 18 oil companies for allowing MTBE to leak
SM represents pay increase for Ewell MATCHING EWELL’S STRENGTHS
CITY HALL — Elected officials say they’re confident in their choice for Santa Monica’s new city manager, despite concerns
Assembly bid requires substantial funds
41st DISTRICT — The election isn’t until next summer, but three Santa Monicans have been stumping for months, if not years, for this region’s
By Daily Press staff
Are you sick of buying your politician’s vote? The Santa Monica Democratic Club invites the public to a presentation by Susan Lerner, executive director of
City Hall is currently embroiled in a bitter legal battle with the attorneys who successfully represented Santa Monica in its litigation against 18 oil companies for allowing MTBE to leak
City Hall is currently embroiled in a bitter legal battle with the attorneys who successfully represented Santa Monica in its litigation against 18 oil companies for allowing MTBE to leak
Staff expected to return with more information
CITY HALL — Elected officials hope laws intended to improve the quality of life for residents will soon be better enforced.
The Santa Monica
Genser feels chamber appointments unethical
CITY HALL — Despite suggestions that its leadership may be unethically chosen, elected officials this week voted against remaking the selection process for members who serve