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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Illegal Dumping and Theft Reported in Palisades, Residents Urge to Boost Security
Team Palisades said police responded to an illegal dumping incident on the El Medio bluffs after officers were alerted while the activity was allegedly occurring Community organizations in Pacific Palisades are urging homeowners and contractors […]
Santa Monica to Consider Emergency Ordinance Aligning Hotel Worker Pay Rules With Los Angeles
According to a staff report, Santa Monica has linked hotel worker wages to Los Angeles wage standards since 2016. The issue returned to the council after the Los Angeles City Council adopted a new ordinance […]
SMC Student Awarded Prestigious National Transfer Scholarship
Recipients also receive academic advising, career guidance, access to internships and study abroad opportunities, and membership in a network of more than 3,900 Cooke scholars and alumni. Santa Monica College student Martin Orea has been […]
Officer Wounded, Suspect Injured in Police Shooting Following Pursuit in East LA
When officers attempted to detain him, the driver fled in the pickup truck at a high rate of speed. A police officer was wounded and a suspect was shot Tuesday afternoon after a vehicle pursuit […]
California Has Nation’s Most Expensive Fast-Food Pizza, Study Finds
The study, released by personal finance website WalletHub, found that California ranks first nationally for the average price of an 11- to 12-inch pizza, fourth for burgers and third for fried chicken sandwiches. Californians pay […]
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SM.a.r.t Column: Santa Monica’s Coast Is About to Change Forever. Most Residents Don’t Know It’s Happening. Part 3.
The city’s AB1740 effort stopped being about bicycle lanes and parking near the beach the moment residents read the bill and understood what it actually did. For years, Santa Monica has operated under a specific […]
Sweet Laurel Bakery Will Not Reopen in Palisades, Closes Santa Monica Pickup Spot
Sweet Laurel opened its flagship store in Palisades Village in 2018 and built a strong following across West Los Angeles....
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SM.a.r.t. Column: Santa Monica Isn’t Rebounding Yet. It’s Replacing
Santa Monica officially reports numerous new business openings, often highlighted by the media as signs of economic recovery. However, a...
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