Candidate, city looking into disqualification issue
A front-runner in the school board race may be removed from the November ballot for not being a registered Santa Monica voter at
Mayor calls proposed laws ‘thinly veiled’
If a pair of ordinances designed to curb public feedings and trespassing downtown is enacted by the city council tonight, a series of legal
Folk group appearance attracts large crowd
It was a campaign kick-off with a headliner act.
Peter, Paul & Mary amplified the message of the living wage movement Sunday on
The group famous for singing “Puff the Magic Dragon” is coming to town in support of the city’s living wage law.
Folk-trio Peter, Paul and Mary will play
Lawsuits keep Santa Monica in the national spotlight City not intent on settling City plays defense in public spotlight
Imagine a target painted on Santa Monica’s City Hall and
Architect’s appointment to ARB a ‘compromise’
Elected officials want to reign in one of its citizen boards, fearing its members are out of line when reviewing building plans.
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City attorney’s office launches undercover checks
As part of an undercover investigation, the Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office slapped a signature gatherer with a criminal charge Wednesday for
Councilmen not pleased with Bayside decision to publish
The presses have rolled on a controversial publicly-funded newsletter that will contain the results of a city council candidate questionnaire.
City
L.A. utilities manager thinks city did right thing
Santa Monicans will get a healthy dose of fluoride in their drinking water within a year, city officials said.
Plans are
William Pattnosh/Daily Press Claire Ragge fields questions from residents to Santa Monica City Council candidate Pro Se on Saturday at the Gas Lite on Wilshire Boulevard. The Gas Lite
Fire dept. on hand to free those trapped in Civic Center elevators
A construction crew working at an Ocean Avenue hotel allegedly cut a power line Monday, cutting off electricity
She left permanent mark on advisory board, colleagues say
Longtime Landmarks Commission member Margot Alofsin has resigned two years shy of when her term would have officially ended.
Alofsin, an
