City PAC files new contact info with clerk
CITY HALL — A new political coalition of more than 1,000 city workers has raised concerns about electioneering on the government’s
Hedge law to return to council in early 2005
CITY HALL — A 56-year-old hedge law that sparked outrage in Santa Monica and drew an upwardly mobile group of
Fisher Lumber likely to be converted into a park
CITY HALL — Elected leaders here voted unanimously Tuesday night to buy three acres of land in the heart of Santa Monica
eroding the rights of property owners
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY LARRY SALZMAN
Imagine you’ve been enjoying your backyard picnic table and chairs for the past 10 years when suddenly,
Politicians not laughing on the way to forums
With just three weeks remaining before election day, many of the 14 candidates vying for four open seats on the Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of installments posing questions to City Council candidates. Each Tuesday leading up to Election Day, candidates
CEPS throws its support behind Measures S, N
MID-CITY — A powerful group of parents with broad community support weighed in on the local City Council race Monday, throwing their
By Daily Press staff
Need to know more about the presidential election and the war? A free lecture entitled “The War in Iraq & the Presidential Election” will be given
Station makes SM first with 24-hour election TV
By PAM WIGHT Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica voters can learn about any local candidate, issue or ballot measure
CORRECTION: In the Oct. 6 edition of the Daily Press, an article about campaign fundraising disclosures contained an error. City Council candidate Linda Armstrong said she has raised $350.
Originally
No quips about quitting, Morea asserts she’s still here
By SUSAN TAM Special to the Daily Press
City Council candidate Kathryn Morea felt her campaign was cruising along just
School district, SMC candidates rally funds
(Editor’s note: This is the fourth article in a series this week covering election fundraising.) CITY HALL — Tens of thousands of dollars have
