California Governor May Clavis appointed former Santa Monica Mayor to solve the state’s puzzling budget crisis.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on April 1,
By Daily Planet slaves
The drilling platform, which has been secretly built over the past year, in a so-called “black ops” operation, was expected to be fully operational by
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
By Daily Press staff
California First Lady Sharon Davis recently spoke about literacy efforts to a group of Santa Monica business leaders who will read to local elementary students this
Special election scheduled for June 3
By JASON AUSLANDER Daily Press Staff Writer
In a little more than two months, Santa Monica voters will again be asked to give the
Environmental review still needed for breakwater plan protect the pier.
Plans to bring sail boats and sport fishing back to the Santa Monica Pier will remain alive as city officials
Some residents would like to see money spent on other priorities
The new $77 million Main Library will be built — but not without about a dozen capital improvement projects being
Santa Monica joins other cities with smoking ban
Smoking in Santa Monica’s parks will soon be an illegal act punishable by a $250 fine.
The Santa Monica City Council
DID YOU KNOW?: The city of Santa Monica issues about 27,000 parking citations a month.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on March 26, 2003.
By Daily Press staff
A renovated Fairview Branch Library reopened in January. Changes include a new reading area, additional wiring for on-line services, new carpeting, paint inside and out,
City officials recommend ways to get more restaurants downtown
The city wants you to eat outside.
Officials say dining ‘al fresco’ is crucial to the success of downtown and are
Lights for Santa Monica streets to cost $780K
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa
