City officials have proposed opening a sobering center, or “drunk tank,” to help curb the problem of public drunkenness in Santa Monica. Some officials champion the idea as a way
Bids for controversial project far exceed City Hall’s budget
CITY HALL — When it comes to fluoridating the drinking water in Santa Monica, officials have learned almost nothing follows the
City officials have proposed opening a sobering center, or “drunk tank,” to help curb the problem of public drunkenness in Santa Monica. Some officials champion the idea as a way
City officials have proposed opening a sobering center, or “drunk tank,” to help curb the problem of public drunkenness in Santa Monica. Some officials champion the idea as a way
Sobering center could save city $3M per year
CITY HALL — A proposed sobering center for public drunks may do little towards reducing vagrancy, City Manager Susan McCarthy said this week.
Council to discuss plans for mall site on Jan. 25
Discussion of a development moratorium put on hold, but officials agree Santa Monica Place plans need work CITY HALL — The
Holbrook will take top spot next winter
CITY HALL — Pam O’Connor, the lone woman currently sitting on the Santa Monica City Council, assumed the city’s top office on
LEASES, CONSULTING
By SUSAN TAM Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures, which appear on the
This past week, Q-line asked: Who should be the next mayor of Santa Monica?
Here are your responses: TIMES BY LLOYD GARVER ✆ “I choose Mr. Ken Genser. Although Mr.
On Tuesday, the new slate of Santa Monica City Councilmembers will be sworn into office, as Bobby Shriver, Ken Genser, Herb Katz and Richard Bloom take the oath and usher
Critics of Santa Monica Place overhaul want to delay new projects
CITY HALL — A movement is building to halt all large developments in Santa Monica.
Members of the Planning Commission
Lawyers hired by City Hall want to be paid for work on MtBE lawsuit
CITY HALL — A trial has been set in the battle over more than $60 million in
