Bayside’s candidate survey may open the door for others
A decision to publish a city council candidates’ survey in a publicly-funded newsletter may set the precedent for other
City attorney’s office reviewing ‘complaints’
A publicly-funded business organization may have overstepped its boundaries when it asked nine city council candidates to explain their views on several downtown
Local officials look to preserve historical homes
There she was, panhandling for registered voters at $1.50 a pop — in an upscale neighborhood, no less.
One recent afternoon a woman
It’s election season in Santa Monica and for many that means the games are about to begin. Politics in Santa Monica can be quite a spectator sport, especially for
Critics call living wage a strong-arming by unions
A lid was clamped on living wage supporters who showed up at a chamber-sponsored lunch Tuesday which had been billed
It’s election season in Santa Monica and for many that means the games are about to begin. Politics in Santa Monica can be quite a spectator sport, especially for
Opposing view on living wage will attend meeting
The political bickering has begun between the two sides of the controversial living wage ordinance, which is in front of voters this
SMART adds to its war chest
Two organizations active in passing a ballot initiative that would institute Santa Monica’s living wage ordinance received a financial boost last week.
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It’s election season in Santa Monica and for many that means the games are about to begin. Politics in Santa Monica can be quite a spectator sport, especially for
Appointment process sees new political wrangling
On the surface, last week’s city council appointment of Ofer Grossman to the Santa Monica Airport Commission seemed straight forward.
But Grossman — a
City officials are considering installing cameras at various intersections throughout the city to bust motorists running red lights.
Surveillance cameras are also going to be installed on the beach so
The developer of the biggest project Main Street has seen in years may finally get approval tonight.
For more than three years, Howard Jacobs has been seeking approval to build