As elected leaders embark on a mid-year budget review, they have begun prioritizing what should garner financial attention in 2005-06. The majority of City Council members last week
Newly-appointed, O’Connor outlines her top priorities
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
After assuming the city’s highest ranking political office two months ago, Santa Monica’
As elected leaders embark on a mid-year budget review, they have begun prioritizing what should garner financial attention in 2005-06. The majority of City Council members last week
By Daily Press staff
Women are needed to make recommendations to elected leaders on the status of the female population in Santa Monica.
Applications are being taken for a seat
Residents, expert panel to address ongoing problems in eastside Pico neighborhood
SUNSET PARK — City Hall has joined with State Sen. Sheila Kuehl in an effort to quell gang violence in
Abbot Kinney, Leo Carrillo buried at Woodlawn
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Attorneys for City Hall are expected to question the head of Woodlawn Cemetery next week, nearly two months after criminal and
City Council to attend workshops in shifts
CITY HALL — Only three of the seven City Council members will attend upcoming workshops on gang violence and future development in Santa Monica.
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — Elected leaders indicated late Tuesday a large chunk of Santa Monica taxpayers’ money should go toward stemming gang violence and
City Hall’s bond sales expected to finance new parking garage
DOWNTOWN — The drive to add 900 parking spaces to downtown Santa Monica kicked into high gear Tuesday as officials
By Daily Press staff
The county treasurer and tax collector is in the process of mailing out approximately 245,000 payment activity notices to Los Angeles county taxpayers.
The notice
Shriver to continue fundraising
CITY HALL — City Councilman Bobby Shriver over the past four months raised more than $316,000, mostly from $250 donations, and said Wednesday he had no
By Daily Press staff
Under heavy scrutiny and criticism in the past, City Hall’s planning department is reporting to be on time with approvals and has improved customer service.
