The “Team for Change” slate hopes to unseat City Hall’s ruling party this November. Here’s a look at the three candidates: BILL BAUER Bauer, 62, is a 33-
By William S. Ruiz Santa Monica
Only artists can appreciate the true value of a masterpiece in the making. It’s impossible to put a price on art, especially when
SMRR leader not afraid of a little ‘Team’ work
A group of outspoken local residents met on the steps of City Hall on Tuesday to announce a joint effort to
College and school board races still open
CITY HALL — The race for four open seats on the Santa Monica City Council shrank to 19 people on Monday, the last day
By Phil Hendricks Santa Monica
In response to Don Johnson’s letter (SMDP, July 31, page 4). You seemed to be having a bad day.
I hope the Virginia Park
Residentsoftroubledcommunityobtainpowerfulbacking
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — After nearly a half century of waiting, residents here are closer than ever before to getting a neighborhood
By Daily Press staff
A corporate grocery store plans to give back to the Santa Monica community later this month by donating a portion of a day’s sales.
On
By Mike Rosenfeld Santa Monica
This is in response to your query, “Fed up with violence in the Pico neighborhood?” I fled the crime in the Oakwood area of Venice
City Councilman Mike Feinstein isn’t one of them
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
In the first of a series of endorsements for City Council candidates
By Daily Press staff
Late Sunday night, Santa Monica police arrested three suspects in connection with a string of street robberies that began only 46 minutes earlier.
Astin Michael Alexander-
By Don Krok Santa Monica
It’s been several months now that the two largest city contracted construction projects have been moving along — the reconstruction of the Main library at
