Heavy Nov. 2 ballot likely to confuse most voters
By KATHLEEN BISHOP Special to the Daily Press
While voters sift through the jargon and decide what to trust on this
With the election only days away, most people have decided on who they will vote for as president. Because California has skirted most of the campaign rhetoric that most states
Candidates take final shots before elections
By Daily Press staff
Excerpts from Wednesday night’s “Squirm Night” forum for City Council candidates: ■ Challenger Patricia Hoff-man, who is endorsed by
Pointed questions stir debate at pre-election event
MID-CITY — More than a dozen residents vying for four open seats on the Santa Monica City Council took to the crowded
A Santa Monica woman was honored last week for her leadership in promoting women’s rights locally and around the world.
Kelly Hayes-Raitt on Oct. 22, which was United
Malibu businesswoman Tonja McCoy did not respond to the Daily Press questionnaire.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on October 27, 2004. Read the original PDF.
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY TODD FLORA
A funny thing happened to me this year. I went from being a seven-year Santa Monica renter to a new Santa Monica homeowner.
With the election only days away, most people have decided on who they will vote for as president. Because California has skirted most of the campaign rhetoric that most states
Susan Aminoff Age: 56 Profession: Community college professor Where do you live? North of Montana Avenue Educational background: M.A., M.S.G., Ph.D.: Gerontology/- Sociology, USC Charles Donaldson
The Daily Press puts candidates on the hot seat at Wilshire Blvd. club
By Daily Press staff
WILSHIRE BLVD. — The last chance to see City Council candidates in a public
By David cole mike feinstein bobby shriver maria loya ken genser matt dinolfo jon mann
You are absolutely right that the next four years will be pivotal to the future
With the election only days away, most people have decided on who they will vote for as president. Because California has skirted most of the campaign rhetoric that most states
