Greens strategize on how to deal with fundraising
A Santa Monica City Councilman is realizing that he can no longer hide from accusations that he allegedly misappropriated more than $30,
The Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce has announced that it will support a new proposed tax on property owners to fund the cash-strapped Santa Monica- Malibu Unified School District.
This week, Q-Line wants to know, “What tax proposal would you support? Will you vote in favor of the flat $225 tax scheduled for the special election?”
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A temporary holiday perfume sales associate took Robinson’s May to court last month to recover $1,236 in lost wages and commissions.
Suzanne Bachli said Robinson’s May officials
Councilman gets ‘long’ end of the straw
Councilman Mike Feinstein stormed out of Tuesday’s City Council meeting before it ended because he wasn’t picked to work on a
Initiative sets ‘dangerous’ precedent, preservationists say
A coalition of national and regional conservancy groups joined forces Tuesday to oppose a measure that would make historic preservation voluntary in Santa Monica.
By Daily Press staff
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear on the upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent
City must allow Embassy Hotel street parking
Residents who live north of Wilshire Boulevard may soon find it easier to locate a place to park near their homes.
People who
Low-income residents will still receive their discounts
By Daily Press staff
As the state’s electricity crisis cools down, there might be some relief on the horizon for those
By SARA VAN DYCK Special to the Daily Press
The prospects for a new Main Library encountered yet another hurdle at the last City Planning Commission meeting on Jan. 8.
Santa Monica may be a dog-friendly city, but they aren’t allowed everywhere unless they provide a vital service, city officials said.
The consumer affairs unit of the city
Legislators propose raising vehicle fees to replace local funding
Santa Monica may not be the worst off when it comes to its budget crisis, but increased vehicle fees won’t
