Santa Monica Daily Press Publisher Ross Furukawa conducts a one on one conversation with Sheila Kuehlin anticipation of the upcoming election for Los Angeles County Supervisor.
Sheila Kuehl points out
Grant to help older Westside vets transition
By CHRISTINA WALKER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN Homeless veterans that have served time in Los Angeles County jails will get a
A long-time lobbyist could continue to fight for City Hall before state officials.
Shaw/Yoder Inc., which has represented the municipality since 1986, is expected to stick around for
I AM ALWAYS AMAZED AT THE LEVEL OF denial some people will sink to in order to justify the heinous and inhumane act of murdering unborn babies. First they change
Festival showcases films from all over the globe
DOWNTOWN It might not share the prestige of Cannes or even Tribeca but the Santa Monica International Film Festival is slowly starting
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the second and final reading of ordinances approved by the City Council. Second readings are held without
By Terry O’Day Pico Neighborhood
In a small town like Santa Monica, it is strange to read a letter to the editor from a neighbor that speculates about your
THERE’S A WHOLE SLEW OF TAX increase propositions on the ballot this fall. You’ll have to be a zillionaire just to pay ‘em all.
Proposition SM expands the
“ALTERING FOR THE BETTER. VENICE needs to be so thankful for having Whole Foods clean up that area. We need to have all stores in Santa Monica clean up and
No council meeting due to lack of quorum
CITY HALL Turns out City Councilmembers have better things to attend to tonight.
The first council meeting in more than a month
