City Hall has recently started enforcing a set of codes regarding what type and size of signs businesses are allowed to have in front of their stores. Many business owners
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica women possess similar educational levels to men, yet have much lower median incomes and exhibit significantly higher poverty levels with advancing age, according to
Homicide reward, garbage trucks on politicians’ minds
By Daily Press staff
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — Close to $1 million will be spent tonight by local politicians on everything from new garbage trucks
Inspectors trying to be better communicators
(This is the third installment of an ongoing series about City Hall’s sign ordinance).
With City Hall now heavily scrutinizing signs that hang
The Santa Monica City Council recently passed a law forbidding the public from smoking on the beach. Add this to prohibitions against alcohol and dogs on the beach, and some
Santa Monica has plenty, but many are deemed illegal (This is the second installment of an ongoing series about City Hall’s sign ordinance).
(This is the second installment of
By Daily Planet slaves
Fuming over the new smoking ban at the beach, a group of smokers Wednesday night set ablaze all the lifeguard towers in Santa Monica.
“This ban
By Daily Planet slaves
Local residents are sick and tired of the condition of the streets in Santa Monica, and this time, they’re taking it to the mayor.
Laura
By Ed Silverstein, Steven Glass & Jayson Blair
In a move being closely watched by San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York and other major cities, members of the Santa Monica
By NICHOLAS TEPPER Special to the Daily Planet
The Mayor of Santa Monica had his left breast exposed in council chambers Wednesday while giving a stirring oratory in support of
Small number of Santa Monicans contest tickets
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
(This is the second article in a series examining the parking ticket process in Santa
Judge to decide fate of lawsuit over council hours
CITY HALL — A lawsuit levied against City Hall by two elected politicians who complain City Council meetings run too long and
