This past week, Q-line asked: What do you expect from your City Council in the coming years?
Here are your responses: ✆ From Bloom, Katz, Holbrook and O’Connor, I
Congratulations to Bobby, Richard, Herb and Ken (almost in the order I predicted). Good luck.
I did about what I expected after running an extremely negative campaign against development, tourism,
By Daily Press staff
Success is sweet when you’re Maria de de Lourdes “Lulu” Sobrino. Fourteen mentors, teens and staff from St. Joseph Center’s Sisters For Success (SFS)
By Daily Press staff
Westwood Hills Congregational Church recently joined with Nashuva Jewish Faith Community to picnic with St. Joseph Center’s infants, toddlers, and their families at Clover Park
By Daily Press staff
It’s a cosmic week at Santa Monica College. “Deep Impacts,” a look at the dramatic effects cosmic collisions have had on Earth’s history will
Feinstein places 9th in bid for council seat
Despite losing one seat to a well-heeled challenger, Santa Monica’s ruling party on Tuesday ensured it will control City Hall
A homeowner complained about a bloody stool allegedly left by a homeless person in her alley (SMDP, Oct. 30-31, page 6). When I was a homeowner I never suffered
Two teenagers shot in Sunset Park over weekend
OCEAN PARK — Santa Monica’s ban on smoking in public parks is paying off in unexpected ways.
A loaded semiautomatic handgun was
By MARIA LOYA
I want voters to reflect on three things before they decide on who they trust most to represent the needs of our community: 1. There is a
By LETICIA ANDERSON
There has been much rhetoric about the impacts of past growth that has led the City of Santa Monica down a path of unwanted traffic, a homeless
By JON MANN
This is my message to residents: How to transform politics as usual and enable a new model for participatory government. To create consensus politics that bypasses partisan
tant decisions.
Tuesday’s election is quite simple. We either continue with the SMRR status quo, allowing government to overregulate and overstep their role, or we elect a new slate
