The Santa Monica City Council is considering letting businesses have a portion of residents’ coveted parking spaces — spaces that are currently restricted to outsiders in certain neighborhoods.
Although no official
Bloom to tackle violence, homelessness and public input in next 4-year term
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in a weekly series outlining the priorities of the
Even though the votes are in for the City Council race, there’s still much debate as to what the election results really mean for Santa Monica. Voters on Nov.
Even though the votes are in for the City Council race, there’s still much debate as to what the election results really mean for Santa Monica. Voters on Nov.
Even though the votes are in for the City Council race, there’s still much debate as to what the election results really mean for Santa Monica. Voters on Nov.
CORRECTIONS — In the Nov. 8 edition, City Councilman-elect Bobby Shriver was incorrectly credited with receiving the most votes in Santa Monica history. That distinction belongs to Ken Edwards, with
Case against landlords headed for Supreme Court
By Daily Press staff
CITY HALL — Rebuffed twice by an appeals court, attorneys here plan to ask California’s highest court to uphold
Despite high voter turnout, democracy is not fully alive in Santa Monica.
More than a third of local voters didn’t fully weigh in on last week’s race for
Even though the votes are in for the City Council race, there’s still much debate as to what the election results really mean for Santa Monica. Voters on Nov.
Tracking the homeless expected to cost $66K
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa Monica
While voter base remains grassroots, residents rally around one
(Editor’s note: This is the third article in a series examining how local neighborhoods voted in the Nov. 2 Santa
This past week, Q-line asked: What do you expect from your City Council in the coming years?
Here are your responses: ✆ From Bloom, Katz, Holbrook and O’Connor, I
