Ex-talk show host embraces Santa Monica
DOWNTOWN LA — A newly-elected Los Angeles official set on tackling issues that involve Santa Monica has assumed the responsibilities of his position.
Pier officials are working on a plan to bring sport fishing and boating back to Santa Monica.
Currently they are considering two options: an estimated $13 million plan that would
New ramp, gangway may be coming to pier
SANTA MONICA PIER — A project intended to make it easier to get to the Santa Monica Pier will be available for public
LEGAL GUIDANCE City Hall heads are expected to draft a contract with Rutan & Tucker, LLP. to provide financial analysis and legal assistance during Santa Monica’s transfer to a
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Councilmembers are expected to approve a one-year, $65,000 contract with WestEd to evaluate school-based health and support services. City staff says the issue takes
ALL HOOKED UP Santa Monica’s Main Library is scheduled for completion in fall 2005. Already included in the project’s budget but up for discussion at tonight’s council
LET THERE BE LIGHT The City Council is expected to authorize a contract with Reedcorp Engineering, Inc., worth $415,000 as part of an annual street and park lighting project.
group performed an official assessment of the city’s administrative processes, including building inspections and the granting of permits. It was recommended that City Hall hire more property plan checkers
By Daily Press staff
CITY HALL — Elected officials tonight are expected to spend $1.4 million for a litany of community projects, including computer networking equipment for the Main Library,
GIVEAWAYS, from page 1 Bayside looks to City Hall for help managing giveaways
PROMENADE — Getting free-bies from corporate giants along one of the busiest outdoor shopping malls in the
By Daily Press staff
The United Nations and the controversy surrounding it will be the official topic of conversation for Santa Monica democrats next week.
The Santa Monica Democratic Club
Pier officials are working on a plan to bring sport fishing and boating back to Santa Monica.
Currently they are considering two options: an estimated $13 million plan that would
