The following is a summation of what went on in Santa Monica City Council chambers during the City Council’s Oct. 11 meeting, including a timeline, notable public comments and
This past week, Q-line asked: “How can City Hall best understand and represent the will of citizens in formulating development plans for the future of Santa Monica?”
Here are
Car thief took the fast lane to Malibu
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At 2:10 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 30, the Santa Monica police responded to the 2600 block of the beach
Cart operators ready to bend Council’s ear
CITY HALL — City officials hoped a recent report would smooth out controversy over Third Street’s new vending cart program, but operators
By Daily Press staff
A benefit for hurricane victims will be celebrated New Orleans-style this Thursday with a Mardi Gras party.
The money raised for the fundraiser that begins
By James Esquivel
Why can’t small businesses be left alone? They actually care about their customers and are far more interesting than corporate monsters who always bring the little
By Marilyn Brennan
Regarding the article in Friday, (SMDP, Sept. 16, page 1), “New cart program rolls onto Promenade,” all I can say is that the raising of the rental
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you think the vending program on the Third Street Promenade needs to be revamped? And do you think City Hall is handling the
City Hall is moving toward a new program that will change the face of the vending carts on the Third Street Promenade. The City Council earlier this year signed a
“Chits” (Public addressing City Council) “It took me 29 minutes to get from 17th Street to Centinela Avenue on a Friday. I averaged it out to be about three and
City Hall is moving toward a new program that will change the face of the vending carts on the Third Street Promenade. The City Council earlier this year signed a
By Ronald Martin Santa Monica
Last week, it was Perry’s beach cafes. This week it’s the carts in the Promenade. What’s with this city? Are the gang
