Police department add could be demolished
A historic research firm may be paid nearly $70,000 to study the historical significance of City Hall.
Officials want the study completed before
By Tom Larmore
(Editor’s note: The city council passed an ordinance last July requiring businesses in the coastal zone that generate more than $5 million in annual revenue to
By Daily Press staff
The Chamber of Commerce is hosting a political candidate forum today.
From 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m., nine city council candidates will
The city of Santa Monica is considering an ordinance that would protect its cultural heritage by designating homes and neighborhoods as historic.
The Homeowners for Voluntary Preservation, however, believes such
The city of Santa Monica is considering an ordinance that would protect its cultural heritage by designating homes and neighborhoods as historic.
The Homeowners for Voluntary Preservation, however, believes such
Ballot measure may be voted on this spring
In Santa Monica, the election may not end in November.
Homeowners for Voluntary Preservation filed a petition with 12,947 signatures with
Last week, Q-Line asked, “Do you think President George Bush should throw the United States into war with Iraq, or should Bush stay focused on finding the perpetrators of
After hearing more than three hours of public comments, the Santa Monica City Council voted to postpone debating a pair of ordinances designed to curb trespassing and meal programs downtown.
Some believe proposed laws are unconstitutional
Hundreds of homeless people protested on the steps of City Hall just before elected officials inside were expected to vote on two laws that
School board candidate may not qualify for ballot
The Santa Monica Clerk’s office sent the city’s ballot to the printers Tuesday even though doubts remain about the eligibility
Enforcing new laws a question of priorities
The city council tonight will consider passing two laws designed to move the homeless population out of the downtown area.
Tough restrictions could
