City’s policy to fix hazard brought to fore by lawsuit
CITY HALL — A West L.A. attorney who successfully settled a trip-and-fall case against City Hall says
Mayor’s office deems plan to be too ‘touchy-feely’
LA CITY HALL —Already delayed for more than a year, the ambitious plan to end homelessness throughout Los Angeles within
By Daily Press staff
A group of residents fighting jet noise and pollution at Santa Monica Airport have endorsed a Torrance politician for a California State Assembly seat, vacated by
City mulls poisoning solution
KEN EDWARDS CENTER — The debate over how to deal with some 500 ground squirrels believed holed up beneath Palisades Park reared its head again on Thursday,
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Landmarks Commission last week designated 710 Wilshire Blvd. as a city landmark.
The property, originally known as the “Santa Monica Professional Building,” is
Westside Democrats wary of giving Governor his Props
MID CITY — Westside Democrats have opened a Santa Monica headquarters from which they intend to fight the governor’s special election and
City fights off many legal claims annually
CITY HALL — 2004 was a fairly typical year in the world of litigation at City Hall, which paid nearly $1.7 million to
City spent up to $180K on its outside legal fees
CITY HALL — Untold hours and money City Hall used to sue itself and lose over a voter-approved initiative might
The following is a summation of what went on in Santa Monica Council Chambers during the City Council’s Tuesday, August 9, meeting, including a timeline, notable public comments and
Council mixed on meeting times
A longer-than-anticipated closed session of the Santa Monica City Council caused complaints among some community members on Tues day who spent more than
sion coordination.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on August 10, 2005. Read the original PDF.
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent
