By Daily Press staff
A top city official was recently credentialed as a manager. Assistant City Manager Gordon Anderson recently received the “International City/County Management Association Credentialed Manager designation.
Local politicians and city leaders have been recently discussing whether a hike in the hotel bed tax would be appropriate to help fund the local school district, which is financially
Local politicians and city leaders have been recently discussing whether a hike in the hotel bed tax would be appropriate to help fund the local school district, which is financially
Reception in SM will remain sketchy
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — Cell phone antennas won’t be erected on public land in Santa Monica anytime soon.
That could mean continued areas of poor
Local politicians and city leaders have been recently discussing whether a hike in the hotel bed tax would be appropriate to help fund the local school district, which is financially
By MARGARET ALTMAN Special to the Daily Press
Parents must play many roles. They are protectors and teachers for their children, as well as members of extended families, communities and
Local politicians and city leaders have been recently discussing whether a hike in the hotel bed tax would be appropriate to help fund the local school district, which is financially
City Hall looks at purchasing hydrogen-fueled cars
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
Chamber of Commerce looks to prop up candidates
DOWNTOWN — City Council candidates who run on a platform that includes ridding the city of its homeless population, bringing more parking downtown,
Local politicians and city leaders have been recently discussing whether a hike in the hotel bed tax would be appropriate to help fund the local school district, which is financially
Cell phone companies are pressuring City Hall into allowing them the right to install antennas and other infrastructure throughout Santa Monica to improve reception. Two of them — AT &T
Cell phone companies are pressuring City Hall into allowing them the right to install antennas and other infrastructure throughout Santa Monica to improve reception. Two of them — AT &T
