DOWNTOWN — When the local chamber of commerce installs former Santa Monica Mayor Nat Trives as chairman this summer, a local jeweler is expected to become chairman-elect.
Eddie Guerboian, 52,
Committees range from politics to special events
It’s election time for the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce.
In the next two weeks, more than 1,000 local businesspeople will
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom recently made national and international headlines by defying state law to issue marriage licenses to gay couples. Newsom said he feels it’s a constitutional
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — Long heralded — and criticized — as a bastion of progressive liberal ideals, City Hall strengthened its commitment to environmentalism this week with the creation of a special task force
City Hall has sectioned off an area at Joslyn Park dedicated to off-leash small dogs. The area is in the lower southeast corner of the park. Owners of small
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom recently made national and international headlines by defying state law to issue marriage licenses to gay couples. Newsom said he feels it’s a constitutional
Only one oil company left to pay out in MTBE lawsuit
City Hall will receive $350,000 after politicians agreed Tuesday to settle a lawsuit against WinAll Oil Co., one
Officials worry warmer temps will lead to city’s demise
Local officials are suing the feds over global warming.
City Hall has joined a lawsuit against two federal agencies involved
of them include Ulysses S. Grant, President Taft, Sen. Jones and his wife, Roy Jones and Harry Gorham, the Santa Monica Bath House, old buildings, churches, schools, streets, parks, first
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures on the City Council consent agenda. Consent agenda items are
cials said the electronic meters are scheduled to be in place in four months.
“As the new meters go in, the rates will go up on those streets,” said Lucy
Council members generally accepted the budget review in January and directed staff on what their preferences were for maintaining services, increasing programs and possible additional revenue streams.
Most council members
