Recent hedge controversy shows growing disconnect between politicians and citizens
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
When Bobby Shriver found out that the inspector who cited his
SCENTS What’s with all the poop about local dog beaches?
By CAROLE ORLIN
Although I readily admit approaching issues with a certain amount of bias, I pride myself on
SMRR backs three new faces in SMC race
OCEAN PARK — Members of the most powerful group in local politics abandoned a long-time advocate Sunday and endorsed two incumbents and
Candidates weigh in on all things Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
With the election season officially getting underway earlier this month, candidates for the City Council are positioning themselves.
By DOSE OF REALITY BY MATTHEW GLASSER
The candidate filling period in Santa Monica for those interested in running for the City Council, rent control board, local school board, or
Chamber plans to send out several campaign mailers
Business interests hoping to unseat the local ruling party this fall have launched a new Web site and sent out the first
Race for local governing seats is underway
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — With four days left before candidates can file nomination papers, all four
By Kenneth McCrae Santa Monica
On behalf of Santa Monica’s homeless population, I humbly extend my deepest apologies to the Santa Monica community concerning the death of the homeless
By Saul Cohen Santa Monica
Jean McNeil Wyner (SMDP, June 30, page 4) displays a whole lot of what I would call chutzpah in criticizing Barnes and Noble for closing
There’s a reason why the city of Santa Monica’s recently approved 2004/2005 budget of $377 million is many times the budgets of similarly sized cities. It boils
By POLITIGIRL BY BETH SOLOMON
WASHINGTON — All the cameras were rolling on the beaches of Normandy three weeks ago, the world focusing on the anniversary of D-Day. Network anchors