By Stephen Hunt Santa Monica
THOSE PEOPLE are everywhere in my neighborhood. They come into your store, and you don’t want to, but you can’t help but notice
Voters unaffected by controversial issues, high profile campaigns
Renters seemed unconcerned about local and state affairs earlier this week, when they skipped going to the polls, election documents reveal.
Proportionally,
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica was a city of pure weirdness and trickery Thursday night from one end to the other.
Any kid knows north of Montana is the
By Dr. Michael Gruning Santa Monica
In order to get an unvarnished and unimpassioned view of what reality is in the City of Santa Monica, a little distance is required
By Jon Arenberg Sherrill Kushner, Esq.
Santa Monica voters have received a political mailer opposing Measure JJ (the living wage ordinance) that is untrue and deceptive. While it is not
Council members endorse homeowners’ measure
More than $100,000 was spent to collect enough signatures to place an initiative before voters that would make historic preservation in Santa Monica voluntary.
By Todd Flora
Guest Commentary By Todd Flora
Since moving to Santa Monica several years ago, I’ve exercised my right to vote in local elections. In doing so, I
The main library on Sixth Street will close its doors in December for two years while a new one is being built.
A temporary location at 1324 Fifth Street will
By Daily Press staff
The North of Montana Association (NOMA) will host a forum featuring candidates running for Santa Monica City Council in the upcoming November election. The public forum
By Kevin McKeown Mayor Pro Tem Santa Monica
In Friday’s “As I See It” column, Bill Bauer seriously confused pedestrian safety with traffic calming. They’re not at all
By Daily Press staff
The Aero Theatre teams up with Parlor Performance producer Jeannine Frank on Thursday, Oct. 24, to present “Laughing Matters: An evening of serious satire” with singing
Two men held up First Federal Bank on Montana Avenue earlier this week, stealing an undisclosed amount of cash.
There were no injuries, but bank employees and customers were shaken
