The Santa Monica Mirror hosted its “Hometown Forum” featuring the 15 candidates for the Santa Monica City Council on Wednesday night.
Nearly 150 people filled the Santa Monica Main Library’s MLK, Jr. Auditorium to hear candidates discuss issues such development, sustainability, parking, Santa Monica Airport, campaign contributions, and more.
See Friday’s edition of The Mirror for more coverage on the City Council candidates running for the four open seats on the City Council on Nov. 6.
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