By Daily Press staff
Opera will resonate throughout Santa Monica next weekend.
The Verdi Chorus, a Southern California tradition for opera at affordable prices since 1983, will present its 22nd
The following is a summation of what went on in Santa Monica City Council chambers during the City Council’s Nov. 8 meeting, including a time-line, notable public comments
SM voters turn out to defeat special election
Santa Monicans opposed to several ballot measures in Tuesday’s special election took to the streets and to the polls in an
Going with the flow: Water use on the rise
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the
Opponents and proponents of ballot measures read the fine print very differently Tuesday is Election Day
CITYWIDE — Voters on Tuesday will have an opportunity to cast their ballots on a
New vendor program to bring in more money
THIRD STREET — A new management company set to take over the vending cart program this month is under scrutiny from City Hall
CLARIFICATIONS — In the Nov. 1 edition, the term “slush fund” was used in describing $1,000 discretionary funds the City Council used to help pay for a local teacher to
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you see a need for a special election?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “All the special elections in the world isn’t going to
A lot has been said in the media about the upcoming special election spurred by Gov. Schwarzenegger. Attack ads have been running, which many say have confused voters beyond reason.
Officials question why buildings not up to code
CITYWIDE — The fact that thousands of Santa Monica buildings may not be able to withstand a major earthquake has prompted concern from
Time spent on the top three issues facing Santa Monicans based on city surveys: Homelessness: 0 minutes Traffic: 20 minutes Parking: 1 hour Public comment: 1 hour and 47 minutes
