Chamber plans to send out several campaign mailers
Business interests hoping to unseat the local ruling party this fall have launched a new Web site and sent out the first
Man willing to take ticket to Supreme Court
By TODD SMILOVITZ Special to the Daily Press
If Michael Schaefer’s mom ever told him not to make a federal case
Elected leaders expected to act this week
CITY HALL — The results of a $70,250 audit of the planning department arrived recently, presenting top officials at City Hall with few
By SHRADDHA R. JAISWAL Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica College board members voted unanimously on Wednesday to move forward on the $175 million bond proposal that voters could
Candidates not yet set
By Daily Press Staff
Julia Brownley has decided not to run for City Council, she announced Thursday.
She will hold her seat on the local school
Race for local governing seats is underway
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — With four days left before candidates can file nomination papers, all four
Local chapter of the League of Women Voters kick starts 2004 election activities
DOWNTOWN — It has less than 150 members, but its nonpartisan message reaches thousands of Santa Monicans every
is a concept still worth fighting for
By GUEST COMMENTARY MICHAEL BERLINER
America’s cities and towns will soon fill with parades, fireworks and barbecues. They will be celebrating the
Santa Monica involves itself in anti-terror plan
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to The Daily Press
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — Santa Monica will be more prepared in the event of
There’s a telling line in Ray Bradbury’s classic cautionary novel “Fahrenheit 451” that reads, “You can’t make people listen.
They have to come ‘round in their own
Securing smoking sections on pier no laughing matter
CITY HALL — Smoking areas on the 1,600-foot-long Santa Monica Pier will measure 5 feet by 15 feet, be striped
City hopes Flexcar can ease traffic, parking problems
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — Officials hope Santa Monica can help dispel the old adage that everybody
