Moving auto dealerships is an open ended question
Auto dealerships may be spread throughout the city in upcoming years, alleviating the pressures that neighborhoods off of Santa Monica Boulevard have
County officials confirm group has enough signatures for ballot
It was confirmed last week that Santa Monica voters will be able to change the way people are elected into office,
Public opinion polls favor bond approval for college
By CLAUDIA HIBBERT Special to the Daily Press
Buildings are too old to last much longer, SMC says Santa Monica College officials
Politics displays philosophical differences on Santa Monica City Council
A Santa Monica city councilman has defended his political party’s hold on power and says he’s outraged by claims
City ownership of trailer park still an issue at lawsuit’s end
By DAVE DANFORTH Daily Press Staff Writer
Residents at one of Santa Monica’s last trailer parks are
Councilman Holbrook not running for re-election
Local elections may be meticulously regulated, but the laws are all gums and no teeth, according to the city attorney.
If a candidate
Party politics: Two to take on the ‘five’
The Santa Monica City Council may be facing a revolution from within its own ranks.
Concerned that council members are politically lopsided
By Daily Press staff
Councilman Kevin McKeown was named Santa Monica Mayor pro tem Tuesday night.
McKeown will serve in the mayoral role when full-time mayor Mike Feinstein is
City manager to conduct report on rape procedures
Six years ago, an 82-year old woman was brutally raped at gun point in the back seat of her car while
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica City Council will review design concepts prepared by architectural firm Moore Ruble Yudell for the new main library at its meeting on Dec. 18.
Developer Howard Jacobs will appeal; continues with lawsuit against city
The largest development proposal to hit Santa Monica’s Main Street in years was shot down Wednesday, after planning commissioners
Political group submits initiative to allow citizens to vote for mayor; district representative
A group of citizens has edged one step closer to changing the way politics has been conducted
