Candidates weigh in on all things Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
With the election season officially getting underway earlier this month, candidates for the City Council are positioning themselves.
Strife of the party: Greens rift deepens over lost loot
Nearly a year after he was cleared of any criminal wrongdoing for allegedly misappropriating a $10,000 political donation, Santa
funds to the candidates it chooses to support, Rothstein said.
While living wage activists have found support from a majority of current City Council members, they have traditionally faced opposition
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
In 2002 living wage backers lost a ballot initiative, but in 2004 they plan to install their candidates on the city
Kennedy descendent is among group of residents pushing to have controversial hedge law lifted
ADELAIDE DRIVE — Frus– trated by City Hall’s cumbersome dealings with residents, Bobby Shriver, a descendant
PACs have not yet made candidate endorsements
By SHRADDHA R. JAISWAL Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — There’s a new committee in town that could change the face
By Daily Press staff
The Wilshire/Montana Neighborhood Coalition (Wilmont) recently voted to adopt instant runoff voting to elect its officers. Wilmont is the first neighborhood organization in Santa Monica
A group of city employees have formed a committee to consider and act on local ballot measures and candidates. The Coalition of Santa Monica City Employees is comprised of more
Verizon’s lawsuit still pending against City Hall
By SHRADDHA R. JAISWAL Special to the Daily Press
Officials here settled a lawsuit this week with AT&T. The suit
Cell phone antennas will be hidden from public
By SHRADDHA R. JAISWAL Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — Officials here have now made it possible for Santa Monicans to
