Negotiations result in small pay-out for surgeon
City Hall has given $27,500 to a local plastic surgeon who hit a crack while riding his bicycle on San Vicente
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
SM’s chief lawyer happy to defend progressive city
As City Hall braces for a steady stream of lawsuits to trickle in over the July 16 Farmers Market accident, the
Photo courtesy of Michael Gruning In high profile elections, spirited opposition is expected, but “dirty” politics is another matter. When Dr. Michael Gruning arrived at work on election day, he
Last month, a homeless man settled out of court with City Hall for $275,000 after a tractor accidentally ran over him last summer while he was sleeping on the
Activist Jerry Rubin considering name change
If local peace activist Jerry Rubin wants his occupation to appear on next fall’s ballot, he’ll have to change his name to
Last-minute campaign tactics flush out votes
Volunteers for gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger spent Tuesday combing Santa Monica neighborhoods for voters who hadn’t yet cast their ballots.
Nearly 2,
By Daily Press staff
A team of Russian engineers met with City Hall officials on Monday to learn new ways to be energy efficient.
The team from Vladivostok, Russia, and
FIRE CHIEF, from page 1 Hone appointed as new chief
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica has a new fire chief. City Manager Susan McCarthy on Monday announced the appointment
Local politicians sound off on today’s election
With California voters set to decide today who should fill Sacramento’s top job, local politicians reiterated their distaste for the recall
By Daily Press staff
Gov. Gray Davis was in Santa Monica last week to sign a bill that will help elementary and secondary school students better understand the environment.
Davis
