Crosswalks will be added around Virginia Avenue Park
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
By Daily Press staff
Public officials and interfaith leaders will come together next month to hear the experiences of people who have been affected by the recently passed Patriot Act.
An elderly Santa Monica woman who broke her hip on the Big Blue Bus last year recently lost a lawsuit against City Hall.
In the lawsuit, the woman claimed City
By Daily Press staff
On Sept. 9, the Santa Monica Public Library’s Tuesdays with Books Program will feature a review of a new book about former New York City
Jurors express sympathy for elderly plaintiff but rule against her
After a day and a half of deliberations, a jury on Friday cleared City Hall of liability in an accident
Jurors to decide if City Hall is to blame for bus accident
Lawyers made their closing arguments Wednesday in the case of an elderly woman who blames City Hall for
Washington D.C. lobbyist looking out for Santa Monica City Hall
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s
Gov. Davis ‘working hard’ to save his job
By Daily Press staff
The juggernaut of a campaign expected from governor candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger appears to have launched in Santa Monica.
By Daily Press staff
Crossroads Theater is getting political this month with two new plays.
The Charlie B. Company will start the first politically-themed play on Aug. 8 called,
Not pleased with how government spends its money or serves its customers, a group of business leaders has decided to analyze how City Hall operates.
Members of the governmental affairs
Frustrated with not having enough parking available during the Main Street Farmers Market on Sundays, some merchants have suggested that City Hall open the beach lots to market patrons for
Frustrated with not having enough parking available during the Main Street Farmers Market on Sundays, some merchants have suggested that City Hall open the beach lots to market patrons for