Local Greens hold caucus for March 2 election
EAST SM — City Councilman Mike Feinstein is running for a leadership position within the Green Party, which is suing him for allegedly
Routine matter turns into lengthy debate
A plan to fluoridate the city’s water was scheduled to be passed as a matter of routine here Tuesday but it ended up
City Hall to get involved in arts complex funding
By Daily Press staff
COUNCIL CHAMBERS — More than $1.5 million could be spent tonight by the Santa Monica City Council
Nonprofit could be sued for allegedly failing to protect shoppers
DOWNTOWN — Lawyers from a top law firm announced Monday they might sue the nonprofit organization that runs downtown in an
Government workers are just the beginning in new minimum wage movement
CITY HALL — Workers here will earn at least $11.51 an hour and have better health benefits if local
By Daily Press staff
Still facing financial uncertainties, the Santa Monica City Council and staff will spend the coming months preparing a balanced 2004-05 budget to be adopted in
Bar owners providing a soapbox for new generation
Bar owner Claire Ragge couldn’t open a newspaper without shedding tears. She felt helpless as the world around her seemingly crumbled
During an interview with the Daily Press, Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom outlined his top priorities in 2004 for Santa Monica. Among them are reducing gunfire in an eastside neighborhood,
During an interview with the Daily Press, Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom outlined his top priorities in 2004 for Santa Monica. Among them are reducing gunfire in an eastside neighborhood,
Proposed charter amendment seeks $6 million annually for school district
CITY HALL — A group of school supporters forced City Hall’s hand Tuesday by pushing for a measure on the
During an interview with the Daily Press, Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom outlined his top priorities in 2004 for Santa Monica. Among them are reducing gunfire in an eastside neighborhood,
By Daily Press staff
Two bills, co-authored by State Sen. Sheila Kuehl (D-Santa Monica) and designed to restrict the sale and marketing of violent video games to minors,
