SMPD removes disruption
By Daily Press staff
A man who said he had just been released from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center hijacked a meeting of the City Council Tuesday. The
It might partner with Santa Monica College on controversial measure
CITY HALL — Despite deep-seeded reservations and an often tumultuous relationship, elected leaders here agreed Tuesday evening to consider partnering
City Hall bosses spent $19,849 to travel to various conferences over the past 12 months. Here is how that spending broke down: James T. Butts Jr., Police Chief $4,
City Hall staff spent $224,000 on travel over the past year
(Editor’s note: This is the second installment in a two-part series on City Hall’s travel
Members of the City Council often attend professional conferences and are reimbursed for plane tickets, cab rides, meals and other expenses. Here is a list of the money spent, by
City not over extending itself with Transit Mall
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear
Pretty fly for elected guys: Officials take off
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in a two-part series on City Hall’s travel expenses. The second article
City Hall has now focused its efforts on making sure business owners are complying with the rules and regulations set upon them when they were approved to open in their
Health officials demand that SM poison ground squirrels; Council begs to differ
CITY HALL — A contentious dispute over whether Santa Monica’s ground squirrels should be poisoned to prevent outbreaks
Symphony funding saved in 60th anniversary year
Elected leaders passed a $377 million budget Tuesday night, finding extra dollars at the last minute for a domestic violence program, the local
Council backs implementation of $11.50 base wage for government workers
CITY HALL — The living wage is back. In a divisive 4-3 vote, the City Council on Tuesday agreed
City Hall has now focused its efforts on making sure business owners are complying with the rules and regulations set upon them when they were approved to open in their
