The Santa Monica Daily Press sent candidates for Supervisor, Congress and State Senate a list of four questions. Each candidate had up to 800 words to use as they saw
Editor:
RE: Bob Taylor: "The truth on drones," Letter to the Editor, April 13.
In his letter to the editor regarding my earlier comments on drones, Bob Taylor
PALISADES PARK —The holiday season is getting a little less stressful for City Hall.
City Council's ban of unattended displays at Palisades Park went even smoother last December
DOWNTOWN — The historic Downtown post office, which served Santa Monicans from 1938 until it was shuttered by the feds for cash in June of last year, is now a city
It's Sammy time — my annual awards for the good, bad and downright insegrevious in Santa Monica.
Both the Planning Commission and the City Council share the 2013 "
If you value our cultural heritage here in Santa Monica, a world free of nuclear weapons, or public art, or peace, or the responsibility to do the right thing about
MAIN STREET — The Ocean Park Omelette Parlor, a Main Street staple for almost four decades, will permanently close its kitchen Dec. 18, owner Bob Hausenbauer said.
"After 37 years
On Oct. 31, City Hall filed a complaint against the Federal Aviation Administration in federal court to establish the city's right to control the future use of Santa
Editor:
The Lincoln Boulevard Task Force members wish to thank the 50-plus folks who came out to "Harvest the Litter" from the boulevard on Saturday. The event was
CITYWIDE — City Hall recently opted to sell a million dollar single-family home located north of Wilshire Boulevard and set the revenue aside for affordable housing.
This didn't sit
Editor:
The vote by the mayor and the City Council, facilitated by the parks commission, to provide an ordinance that separates some parks as non-commercial and others as commercial, and,
