Washington, D.C.
“I’m tired of all the whining I hear from all of those people wearing their sunglasses and acting all cool in California,” Bush said, sipping a
By KIM COWHERD A special slave to the Daily Planet
Feel like you’re going around in circles in Santa Monica?
Getting around will soon be easier thanks to the
By Daily Planet Slave
CITY HALL — A platoon of Simi Valley Young Republicans unloaded from a black minivan yesterday, sacking City Hall and capturing three councilmen.
Six boys and six
By SACKASOMETHING Daily Planet Slave
As part of its $200 million “continuum of care” for Santa Monica’s vagrants, city officials have made a series of improvements to its social
By QUIRKY FEELING A special slave to the Daily Planet
After five years of extensive research, the Rand Corp. announced Thursday that rampant homelessness and gridlocked traffic are actually not
By SACKASOMETHING Daily Planet Slave
Realizing he’s over his head, City Councilman Bobby Coniver has called in the cavalry.
Calls were placed to Kennedybuckport this week in a last
A move to double parking fines has Santa Monica reisdents on red alert.
By RIDIN’ HIGH Daily Planet Slave
The Santa Monica City Council will be discussing a measure at
Marion Davies estate to become public club
CITY HALL — Millions of dollars are being thrown into area parks this year, part of a five-year plan by City Hall to
By Daily Press staff
Kids at the Santa Monica Boys and Girls Club are being primed to be tomorrow’s leaders. Applauding a proven track record of helping local children
Kim Calvert/Special to the Daily Press Santa Monica gardeners with leased plots at the community garden on Main Street could lose their slice of nature if City Hall decides
Grand design: 1,000 more spaces on way
DOWNTOWN — After years of planning ways to improve downtown parking, business leaders challenged city officials this week to come up with short-
propaganda City Hall must be desperate for good news.
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY CHRISTOPHER M. HARDING
Last week Judy Rambeau, the city’s “community relations” officer, issued a press release
