CITYWIDE — While Santa Monica’s newest buildings should stand the test of time, not to mention a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, the city still has a long way to go
By Daily Press staff
CITY HALL — Crews here had to move swiftly this week when water started to seep into the basement of the government’s oldest building.
Workers on
Teachers: ‘Paycheck protection’ deceptive
CITYWIDE — Many Santa Monica public workers are joining forces with statewide groups to oppose Proposition 75, saying it’s an attack on their ability take part
CITYWIDE — As the countdown continues for Santa Monica to find a replacement for its top administrator, community members are beginning to discuss the qualities they would like in a new
An invoice submitted to City Hall by one of the law firms representing the city in its water contamination case shows how quickly the expenses can add up: $11,641
City Council, by a 4-3 vote, approved an amendment which significantly raises developer “in lieu” fees, the mandated contribution to the city’s affordable housing effort. In May, the
Expenses don’t fit the bill
CITY HALL — A lawyer battling City Hall over pricey expenses being billed to taxpayers has denied that those bills ever included the use of
Contaminated water fight leaves city, lawyers at odds Aircraft dispute adds fuel to the MtBE case
CITY HALL — When lawyers hired by City Hall were grappling with 18 oil companies
This past week, Q-line asked: “What kind of qualities and abilities would you like to see in the next City Manager?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “Since the people who
Retail in, parlor tricks out
CITY HALL — Community concerns about neighborhood sex shops have prompted city officials to re-evaluate how they regulate adult entertainment in Santa Monica.
As a
After years of delays, City Hall almost has enough money to pay for it
CITY HALL — Big steps to improve downtown sidewalk areas that aren’t part of the Third
The City Council has initiated the process to fill the position of city manager, one of the most important jobs in Santa Monica. Thus far, much of the discussion in
