Homelessness viewed as a regional burden
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in a multi-part series this week on the Chamber of Commerce’s political action committee
Campaign season in Santa Monica is heating up. The chamber of commerce’s political action committee has spent the week interviewing City Council candidates, in anticipation of making their first-
City Council candidate Tom Viscount announced Wednesday that he has dropped out of the race for one of the four open seats.
Viscount, who interviewed with the Santa Monica Chamber
Santa Monica Place Mall readies for overhaul
DOWNTOWN — Officials are quietly unveiling their plan to raze the archaic Santa Monica Place Mall and make it an extension of the Promenade.
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do the national conventions typically affect the way you vote? Can President Bush’s speech sway you one way or the other in light
Some 2,500 delegates descended upon New York City this week for the Republican National Convention.
Pre-convention polls showed the race to be evenly split, as Democratic challenger John
This week, Q-Line wants to know, “Do the national conventions typically affect the way you vote? Can President Bush’s speech sway you one way or another in light
Chamber will make endorsements in two weeks
By Daily Press staff
SIXTH STREET — The local chamber of commerce has thrown its support behind both a $135 million bond measure and
Some 2,500 delegates descended upon New York City this week for the Republican National Convention.
Pre-convention polls showed the race to be evenly split, as Democratic challenger John
Despite spending cap, cost of campaign on rise
While you ponder over the next two months on who you will vote for in the local City Council election, consider this:
Santa Monica economy continues to grow steadily
CITY HALL — Downtown Santa Monica remains the lifeblood of the local economy, representing the largest growth in sales last year.
The Bayside District,
Some 2,500 delegates descended upon New York City this week for the Republican National Convention.
Pre-convention polls showed the race to be evenly split, as Democratic challenger John