City Council faces tough choices in budget
(Editor’s note: This is the third article in an on-going series that examines City Hall’s current financial crisis.) Closing City
Budget woes mean widespread cuts
(Editor’s note: This is the second article in an on-going series that examines City Hall’s current financial crisis. Monday’s article will
City officials prepare for serious department cuts
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in an on-going series that examines the city’s current financial crisis. Saturday’s
McDonald’s project ‘not compatible,’ planner says
Developers are tweaking plans for a major overhaul of McDonald’s on Second Street.
The City Council on Tuesday asked the developers to
Calif. Chamber against universal health care
State Sen. Sheila Kuehl, who represents Santa Monica in Sacramento, is leading an effort that would guarantee healthcare for every Californian.
Kuehl’s bill
The deny, stonewall-then don’t-show-up-defense didn’t work for an L.A.-based parking company Monday in small claims court.
Commissioner Roberta Kyman held parking giant,
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures that appear on the upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent
Landlords take advantage of rent-control exemption
By Daily Press staff
A jewelry store on the Third Street Promenade was robbed by two men on Wednesday, police said.
At about
Last week, the Santa Monica City Council voted unanimously to ban smoking in all 15 city parks because of concerns about the health risks associated with second-hand smoke and
CAMPAIGN, from page 3 Rallying against negative ads
By REBECCA GROSS Special to the Daily Press
Local high school students are fed up that girls their age are portrayed as
Helping NASA fix its telescope was a “whim,” officials said.
City analysts believe the city’s $12 million deficit, could swell to more than $25 million in three years if
By SLACKARIASON Daily Planet Slave
All parking tickets in Santa Monica will now cost $300, an increase of 399.9 percent.
No matter if it is a red zone, expired
