Coming soon: 8,000 boxes of stored library materials
The new library has been anything but free, with City Council approving an additional $3.12 million for the city’s
By Daily Press staff
Fees to film in the heart of Santa Monica will increase this fall to levels more equitable to those in neighboring regions, said Linn Wile, an
Existing hedge heights to be grandparented in
CITY HALL — The more things change, the more they stay the same, say some city residents, disheartened that City Council’s new law
City Hall will most likely extend a contract with The Ferguson Group, which has served as a liaison since 1994 between Santa Monica and Washington, D.C.
The extended contract
OVERSEEING THE OVERSEERS It will cost up to $91,000 to secure the professional services of KOMEX H2O Science, Inc. to further advise the Charnock Engineering Committee (CEC) to build
BIG BLUE TO GET GREASED City Hall is expected to spend $160,000 annually to provide motor oil and transmission fluids for routine maintenance of Santa Monica’s transit coaches,
Council makes move to give park makeover
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on
Man wearing pig mask in fear of imprisonment HOMELESS AND ANIMAL-RIGHTS
DOWNTOWN LA — Attorneys are joining the fray over a Venice Boardwalk ordinance some contend is disturbing the free
Macerich won’t get a ‘freebie’ with traffic study
CITY HALL — Elected officials last week made last-minute changes to the proposed Civic Center plan, a downtown complex of parks
Artists say new laws governing them ‘stinks’
VENICE BOARDWALK — A recent experiment to manage freedom of expression while preserving other peoples’ rights has become a touchy subject on this world-
City Council seeks a more balanced SM tourism board
CITY HALL — Elected officials have asked a local tourist group supported by tax dollars to reconsider its leadership selection process, due
Davies site has been out of commission since ’94 quake
SM BEACH — Elected officials last week authorized $3 million in grants to restore a historic estate on the beach built
