As the November 4 elections draw closer, several local organizations are holding forums (and one mixer) to enable the electorate to see the candidates face-to-face, and in some cases to pose questions. Herewith, a listing of some of those events of which we are aware at press time. (Treesavers already sponsored a forum for City Council candidates on August 14 [Santa Monica Mirror, August 21-27, 2008].)
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Seven-story affordable housing project reaches framing phase in Santa Monica
The 78-unit joint development from Venice Community Housing and Community Corp. near the E Line remains on track for a 2027 opening. Construction crews have begun framing the upper levels of a seven-story affordable housing […]
Historic Venice Vanguard Lofts Listed for $7.7M
The compound traces its origins to a 1924 warehouse that once housed the printing press of the Venice Vanguard newspaper A landmark property tied to Venice’s early newspaper history has hit the market for $7.7 […]
Sen. Allen Defends Plastic Packaging Law Amid Multi-State Lawsuit Against It
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Malibu woman pleads guilty to helping convicted boyfriend flee to Germany
“Lucy Weist” faces five years in prison for funding the international escape of a tech fraudster. Facing up to five years in federal prison, a Malibu woman entered a guilty plea Monday for orchestrating a […]
Los Angeles chefs and bakeries launch Westside food events for Venezuelan earthquake relief
Local spots like The Arepa Stand, Petitgrain Boulangerie, and Chainsaw organize menu specials to fund medicine and food. By Dolores...
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CHP launches Fourth of July crackdown with 100 undercover patrols
State troopers deploy low-profile vehicles to target holiday speeders. The California Highway Patrol will initiate its maximum enforcement period beginning at 6...
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