Attorneys argue First Amendment at issue in suit
VENTURA — The legal battle over an 8-year-old’s playhouse is headed for the Supreme Court after lawyers failed to prove
By Daily Press staff
City officials plan to make a law that regulates what can be built on public rights of way, namely cell phone companies and their reception antennas.
The city of Santa Monica has published a “Guide to Historic Santa Monica City Hall,” a full-color brochure that details the architectural, historic and artistic features of the 65-
City employees collected more than 9,500 pounds of non-perishable food in this year’s annual food drive. The food was collected on behalf of the Westside food bank
City Council considers hotel bed tax increase
Facing its own economic uncertainties, the City Council on Tuesday decided against committing extra funding to the school district.
The consequences of the
PIER, from page 1 Bus deals also to be approved
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures,
A Santa Monica jury last week decided that a landlord wasn’t liable for tenants’ injuries and pain and suffering when they were attacked in their apartment by four gunmen.
City charter proposal met with skepticism by officials
A broad-based initiative to change the city’s charter that would force City Hall to give millions to local schools is
City Council wants garbage analysis overhauled
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — City officials on Tuesday trashed an analysis that was aimed at sorting out Santa Monica’s rubbish concerns, leaving a messy situation
By Daily Press staff
Young people want a voice in local politics but they can’t be heard without adults’ help, some say.
“People for a Santa Monica Youth Commission”
Hearing will air concerns over cell phone antennas
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — Cell phone users may soon get better reception in Santa Monica but
