City’s general plan last overhauled in 1984
CITY HALL — Opportunities and challenges Santa Monicans will face in the future are now available for public review and discussion.
City Hall’
City Manager worked for SM for 24 years
CITY HALL — Santa Monica’s top administrator who led City Hall through the recent recession will soon be heading off to enjoy
Animal-rights activists are criticizing City Hall for its attempts to reduce the local population of squirrels — the fleas of which can carry disease — by setting out pesticide bait traps.
By Daily Press staff
Financial growth is expected to be minimal next year for the organization that manages downtown Santa Monica.
Bayside District officials estimate that they will see a
Animal-rights activists are criticizing City Hall for its attempts to reduce the local population of squirrels — the fleas of which can carry disease — by setting out pesticide bait traps.
District might raise the fees paid by merchants
DOWNTOWN — Despite financial constraints, officials in the Bayside District have high hopes of making big changes in the coming years to attract
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY MARK WRIGHTON
During my year as an American Political Science Association Congressional Fellow, I have had many opportunities to learn about the inner workings of Congress.
City Hall considers rodents a health risk
PALISADES PARK — Animal-rights activists have their chestnuts in a twist over the city’s poisoning of ground squirrels, but the city contends
City bests affordable housing standard
CITY HALL — Elected officials this week passed up an opportunity to adjust fees that may have increased the number of affordable housing units in Santa
■ “Shame on you for knowing (the farmers’ market was dangerous). I look forward to testifying against you.” — Pro Se on the 2002 farmers’ market tragedy. ■ “When talking about 10 dead
The following is a summation of what went on in Santa Monica Council Chambers during the City Council’s July 26 meeting, including a timeline, notable public comments and excerpts
Tenants lose fight for homes
CITY HALL — Tenants convinced their home is a historic landmark were unable to persuade elected officials, who approved the demolition of the Christie Courtyard so
