By TED WINTERER
I’ve mouthed off in my last two columns about Santa Monica’s Sustainable City Plan and the ways, such as the continuing McMansionization of public facilities,
By Mark Shepherd Santa Monica
I have deep respect for City Councilman Kevin McKeown and his record of service for our community. Hell, he sits through Planning and Zoning Commission
taged people find jobs.
“It’s like they’re at a spa for the day,” said Piper Kamins, an employment specialist at Chrysalis who screens and selects women for the
Car camping ban to be discussed this month
CITY HALL — Four years after it was voted down by the elected leaders of Santa Monica, a drive to criminalize camping in
Some Pico neighborhood residents question survey results in general, but that crime continues to plague the neighborhood.
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Residents in this eastside neighborhood feel that crime has decreased in
By LESLIE ANNE JONES Special to the Daily Press
Patricia Farris’ path to becoming one of Santa Monica’s top religious leaders might have been driven by divine intervention, seeing
Homeless top the list of merchant concerns
DOWNTOWN — Despite frustrations with foul weather and homelessness, retailers on the Third Street Promenade report that sales were up compared to last holiday
This past week, Q-line asked: “What do you think deserves financial priority in the city next year? Why?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “Those bright lights on our City Council
As elected leaders embark on a mid-year budget review, they have begun prioritizing what should garner financial attention in 2005-06. The majority of City Council members last week
Cities consider partnering
After years of lobbying for regional support in the struggle to reduce homelessness, Santa Monica officials applauded a Thursday decision by a group of Westside city leaders
As elected leaders embark on a mid-year budget review, they have begun prioritizing what should garner financial attention in 2005-06. The majority of City Council members last week
As elected leaders embark on a mid-year budget review, they have begun prioritizing what should garner financial attention in 2005-06. The majority of City Council members last week
