weren’t what you are, what would you be? In my fantasy world, a shortstop on a professional baseball team, or, if I could carry a tune, a Broadway musical
Endorsed by: Hon. Sheila Kuehl, California State Senate, Hon. Jackie Goldberg, California State Assembly, Hon. Paul Koretz, California State Assembly, Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), Committee to Protect the Living
working with people.
Favorite CD: Led Zepplin — Houses of the Holy Favorite movie: Steven Spielberg's Movie about Kennedy’s death. Can’t remember the name.
Favorite thing about
By Daily Press staff
Tired of how your bus service is? The city is looking for a citizen volunteer to help assist the MTA to improve bus service, among other
With concerns about privacy intrusions and decreased property rates, a group of Santa Monica homeowners are pushing a ballot initiative that will allow homeowners to have the final say over
Meet the future leaders of Santa Monica Chuck Allord Political affiliation: N/A Profession: Printer/Law Student Alternative career: If you weren’t what you are, what would you be?
Huge sums raised by many over short time period
With Election day seven days away, city council candidates continue to rapidly raise large sums of money.
However, recent campaign disclosure
Council members endorse homeowners’ measure
More than $100,000 was spent to collect enough signatures to place an initiative before voters that would make historic preservation in Santa Monica voluntary.
By Daily Press staff
For those wanting Santa Monica election results, CityTV cable channel 16 will be providing Santa Monica election results all night long on Nov. 5. Beginning at
Campaign spending tops $100 for each Santa Monica voter
It would take 28 full-time hotel employees an entire year to raise what foes of Santa Monica’s living wage
By The Right Reverend Frederick H. Borsch
Guest Commentary By The Right Reverend Frederick H. Borsch
(Editor’s note: The city council passed an ordinance last July requiring businesses in
Police and fire unions use messy analogy to make point
Call it a scare tactic or an unintentional mistake, opponents of a hotly contested ballot measure are feeling the heat
