MTBE lawsuit coming close to a resolution
What may be the biggest lawsuit ever levied by City Hall appears to be reaching a resolution.
Under a settlement agreement being hammered
Feinstein’s attempt to buck big boys falls short
Santa Monica City Councilman Mike Feinstein lost his bid for a leadership post with a regional smog-fighting agency on Thursday.
In response to recent violence in an eastside Santa Monica neighborhood, the City Council last week agreed to help find ways to address the problems there.
One is to give
In response to recent violence in an eastside Santa Monica neighborhood, the City Council last week agreed to help find ways to address the problems there.
One is to give
In response to recent violence in an eastside Santa Monica neighborhood, the City Council last week agreed to help find ways to address the problems there.
One is to give
In response to recent violence in an eastside Santa Monica neighborhood, the City Council last week agreed to help find ways to address the problems there.
One is to give
Airport-area land purchased by city 77 years ago
Only a few details remain to be hammered out before designs are complete for a long-awaited 8.3-acre park
Fate of playhouse could go to the Supreme Court
The fate of an 8-year-old Santa Monica boy’s playhouse will be decided by the state court of appeals
Feinstein eyeing seat on air quality board, needs to be re-elected
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in an ongoing series on the criminal investigation of City
By Daily Press staff
Remote control cars are now illegal in Santa Monica. Well, at least at the beach. Parking lots there have long been a destination for racing enthusiasts,
Last month the City Council passed a law that limits storefronts to 50 feet wide on the Third Street Promenade in an effort to thwart more retail chain stores from
Costs for consultants, construction and new computers included
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks City Hall’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
