Bond money to repair and replace facilities
Voters overwhelmingly approved a $160 million bond that will pay for expanded facilities and a new campus for Santa Monica College.
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By Daily Press staff
Turnout at one precinct during Tuesday’s primary election was holding steady at about 12 percent at the mid-afternoon point, according to one election official.
Absentee ballots used as gauge for college’s victory
Santa Monica College supporters were celebrating victory late Tuesday over what appeared to be an approval of a $160 million bond
City ‘20 years behind the times’ on booze rules
Before the Santa Monica City Council changes the way it issues permits to businesses that sell alcohol, it wants more information.
Council unsure on fares
Officials at The Big Blue Bus want to raise fares across the board to pay for new expanded routes and an increased number of buses on
Neighborhood association and activist split on issue
There’s a turf war in the Pico neighborhood. But this time it’s political.
The troubled neighborhood on Santa Monica’s east
Despite denial by commission and staff, massive project gets approved
The city council on Tuesday gave its final approval for what is characterized as the largest Main Street development Santa
Planning commission and ARB have disclosure policies
A long-time city politician is miffed after his request to speak in front of the city council this week was put off.
Disclosure could prevent lawsuits against city
When it comes to telling citizens about private meetings with public officials, the city council is held to a lower standard than other local
Marketing campaign a good ‘deal’ for hotels
A three-month local advertising campaign has apparently paid off for local hotels, who fared better than they expected this past holiday season.
Other area cities also compress work week in effort to improve air
Today, Santa Monica City Hall is closed.
In fact, it hasn’t been open on alternating Fridays for
Conflicting statements suggest city planners may be fickle
(Editor’s note: This is the last in an ongoing series this week on a lawsuit involving a 6-year-old’s
