More than 40 residents turned out last week to voice their concerns over a recent report on future development and traffic plans for Santa Monica. They demanded that elected leaders
Cart operators ready to bend Council’s ear
CITY HALL — City officials hoped a recent report would smooth out controversy over Third Street’s new vending cart program, but operators
More than 40 residents turned out last week to voice their concerns over a recent report on future development and traffic plans for Santa Monica. They demanded that elected leaders
By DIANE GUTHMAN Special to the Daily Press
California’s special election Nov. 8 is one of the most important California voters have faced in many years, three State Assembly
More than 40 residents turned out last week to voice their concerns over a recent report on future development and traffic plans for Santa Monica. They demanded that elected leaders
More than 40 residents turned out last week to voice their concerns over a recent report on future development and traffic plans for Santa Monica. They demanded that elected leaders
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you think the vending program on the Third Street Promenade needs to be revamped? And do you think City Hall is handling the
Next part of public process on plan to include ‘choices’
CITY HALL — Citizens fearful of further development in Santa Monica called on elected leaders this week to prevent a recent
By Daily Press staff
A local democratic coalition will converge Saturday to campaign against many propositions on the Nov. 8 special election.
The Democratic Westside Coalition expects many elected officials
Ann Erdman, a Pasadena spokeswoman, said the city passed an amendment in 2003 called the “No Vehicle Solicitation” ordinance.
It prohibits vehicles from stopping in posted areas along Villa Street,
The following is a summation of what went on in Santa Monica City Council chambers during the Council’s Sept. 27 meeting, including a timeline, notable public comments and excerpts
City Hall is moving toward a new program that will change the face of the vending carts on the Third Street Promenade. The City Council earlier this year signed a
