Santa Monicans will vote for three persons out of 10 candidates for Santa Monica City Council on Election Day, Nov. 7.
City Councilman Ken Genser said the reason why there
By Lori Emerson Santa Monica
As a frequent writer to the opinion section of the SMDP, usually complaining about the vagrancy problem and the City Council’s refusal to do
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The city’s ruling political party, Santa Monicans for Renters’ Rights (SMRR) two week’s ago endorsed three candidates for City Council. Last week, the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce
By Kenneth Jones, DVM Santa Monica
I would appreciate being allowed to have the opportunity to respond to Ms. Karen Hernandez’s comments regarding the “smell” on 17th Street between
Defense: Murder case is weak
DOWNTOWN, LA — An arraignment was postponed Thursday for the so-called “Black Widows,” a Santa Monica woman and a female accomplice, who are charged with
Potential candidates await confirmation QUALIFIED, from page 1
By Daily Press Staff Writer
CITY HALL — An education advocate, party planner and flight attendant are just some of the City Council
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... Well, it seems not all are fans of the Buzz-meister. After just one week of writing insights and witticisms, one Daily Press reader was moved to request
Seats up for grabs
CITY HALL — And then there were 12.
Out of the starting gates, 23 City Council hopefuls pulled nomination papers last month to qualify for the Nov.
