Cart operators wary they’re being ‘churned’
CITY HALL — The Promenade’s new vending cart program has hit a serious bump in the road, as elected officials have determined that
The following is a summation of what went on in Santa Monica City Council chambers during the City Council’s Oct. 11 meeting, including a timeline, notable public comments and
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
SM families share in lieu trepidations
CITY HALL — Some developer fees have been quadrupled in order to provide buyers and renters alike with more affordable housing, but not without a
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
Let there be light: Council to illuminate pedestrian zone
The salary hike of 4 percent is for the fiscal year 2005-06 and will be retroactive from the first day
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
Council geared up to approve pay raises for transit workers
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks
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
City manager’s salary starts at $225K annually
One of the most important jobs in Santa Monica is up for grabs, and elected officials say the best candidate will win.
link future raises to inflation.
California last raised its minimum wage in 2002, when it bumped the hourly rate by 50 cents.
But that hasn’t kept pace with the
Cityinearlystagesofplan
CITY HALL — If taken at face value, Santa Monica is a “C” student when it comes to its sustain-ability performance.
So says a September report issued by City