Testimony in Peterson trial leads to a mistrial request
By Daily Press staff
SM AIRPORT — It’s too big to fit inside a new aviation museum here, and too important
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
Businesses can expect a $500 visit from officers
Business owners beware: The next time City Hall knocks on your door, you might be handed a $500 bill.
The building and
By Daily Press staff — John Wood
MARINA DEL REY — Hundreds of people gathered in a ballroom here on Thursday evening to celebrate the annual baton passing for leaders of the
Trives has taken the reigns just months before a contentious November election. Four seats on the City Council will be open, as will three seats on both the local school
Former mayor to steady ship amid elections
A former mayor with strong ties to the community, Nat Trives took over as chairman of the local chamber of commerce Thursday, indicating
Workers don’t want to pay union dues
A petition filed by a group of Santa Monica hotel workers who claim they were coerced into unionizing has been denied, labor
‘Hedge police’will cool their heels for now
CITY HALL — It prompted a reference to Nazi Germany, and the illegal storage of ammunition and plutonium. It’s a dispute over
Hopefuls must be prepared to campaign tirelessly, advisors say
DOWNTOWN — To win an election in Santa Monica, one must campaign tirelessly and be ruthlessly devoted to squeezing every spare nickel
Consultants have more work
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you think City Hall should pursue a living wage for its employees despite its budget crunch? Why or why not?”
Here are your
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College trustee Graham Pope has announced he will not seek election to keep the seat he has held for the past seven months.
Pope’
