By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Public Library and the League of Women Voters of Santa Monica will host a free public program featuring Kelly Hayes-Raitt, who sits
By Daily Press staff
It has been announced that Stephen C. Stark will replace Mike Dennis as City Hall’s finance director.
Stark, who is currently working with the city
“I want my sister to have Ms. Erlandson,” said Aimee Hamel, whose little sister is a second grader at Juan Cabrillo. “She’s nice.” City non-profit organizations may see
Alleged bribe solicitor faces up to eight years in prison
A City Hall building inspector accused of soliciting bribes pleaded not guilty to charges of bribery on Tuesday.
Martin Aguirre,
State cutbacks are to blame, officials say
City Hall’s $12.1 million deficit grew by another $4 million last week when Gov. Gray Davis released the state’s revised
By REBECCA GROSS Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
City law easier to enforce in court, SM police say
The bluffs below Palisades Park, a popular sleeping place for transients, will soon be off limits by city law.
The
Santa Monica College announced last month that because of severe financial cutbacks on the state level, it is too broke to throw the city’s only July 4th fireworks celebration.
By Guest Commentary by Harley Frankel
As co-chairman of the Save Our Schools sub-committee that crafted Measure S, I was appalled by Bill Bauer’s fictitious account of
There’s a movement building in California to throw Gov. Gray Davis out of office.
“Do you think Gov. Davis should be recalled from office? Why or why not?” — So,
But city-imposed restrictions may hinder development
After eight years of work, developers were given the go-ahead Tuesday to give McDonald’s on Second Street a facelift.
Council members
There’s a movement building in California to throw Gov. Gray Davis out of office.
Big-money politicos throughout the state, most of whom are Republicans, are financing the recall