By Daily Press staff
The national coverage of Santa Monica’s debate on the living wage ordinance will be discussed at a town hall meeting Tuesday, Aug. 27.
The event
Santa Monica has signed on with other California cities asking the state to put a temporary hold on executing inmates to make sure its death penalty system is fair.
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Council member suspicious of political machinations
The director of one of Santa Monica’s most active unions said he was snubbed by the city council.
Kurt Petersen, the organizing director
A proposed red light camera system that would cost taxpayers $4.2 million has been delayed.
The Santa Monica City Council voted 4-2 Tuesday to delay making a decision
Activists say city should provide better restrooms
For the first time in more than a decade, the city may be embarking on a major policy change on how it deals
For the fifth consecutive election, the City of Santa Monica will partner with the League of Women Voters of Santa Monica on informative election coverage on CityTV Channel 16 and,
Green Party candidate will continue to campaign
A division within a politically influential renters group may allow its unorganized opponents a shot at victory in this fall’s city council
Sour grapes or political differences causing rift?
A possible civil war may be brewing inside a powerful renters group that has dominated Santa Monica politics for decades.
Leaders of Santa
Council, college and school board races about to begin
Nine people have officially filed petitions to run for three seats on the Santa Monica City Council in this November’s
SMRR has largest war chest of any political group
A heavy November ballot has drummed up big donations for some of the city’s top political issues this fall.
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A coalition of downtown landlords, business owners and residents recommended last week that Santa Monica City Council eliminate feedings in public spaces.
The Bayside District Corp., which manages the Third
