June 2006

6-30--LETTERS -- Assurances During a Time of Change
6-29--School Bond Likely in November
6-27--LETTERS: "Now you see it; now you don't"
6-29--Latin Fusion Kicks off Twilight Dance Series
6-28--Greens Clear Feinstein in Funding Controversy
ECONOMIES OF SCALE
6-26--PART I: Faulty Scales, Little Oversight Could Weigh on Recycling Revenues
6-27--PART II -- City Weighs Options for Recycling Center
6-26--Homeowners Sue to Block Public Beach Club
6-23--Memories and Hopes for SAMOHI Grads
6-22--SAMOHI Champs Earn Berths to Shanghai
6-22--EXTRA!!! Bayside to Stand Trial in Farmers Market Case
6-22--PALpalooza Tickets on Sale to Benefit Police Activities League
6-21--City Removes Reed Park Trees
6-20--Appeals Court Upholds Events Ordinance
6-20--Interim Superintendent Matthews to Leave District
6-19--Special Ed Parents Allege “Secret Deals”
6-16--Homeless Efforts Show Progress, Council Told
6-15--Council Backs More Power for City Manager
6-15--Jackson Browne to Play For The Arts
6-15--Council Bans Styrofoam, Plastic, though Impacts are Unclear
6-14--City Turns to Alternative Fuel
6-14--Former Activist Dead at 43
6-13--City Manager Seeks more Power over Hiring, Firing
6-13--City Eyes Sears Location for Transit Hub
6-12--Managing by the Book
6-9--City, Bayside Seek to Dismiss Farmers Market Lawsuits
6-8--Homeless Man Arrested After Shooting at Officers with Toy Gun
6-8--EXCLUSIVE -- Tax Change Could Cost City as Much as $12 Million a Year
6-8--Shriver Calls for Municipal Reforms
6-8--Court Okays Demo of Dilapidated Apartment
6-7--EXTRA!!! Brownley Wins Assembly Seat
6-7--New Affordable Housing Set to Come on Line
6-6--Santa Monicans to Help Decide Key Races
6-6--City Officials Keep Watchful Eye on Newly Expanded Park
6-5--Samohi Redesign Gets Mixed Reviews
6-5--Transit Officials Urge Drivers to Dump the Pump Thursday
6-2--EXTRA!!! Mall Officials Scrap Redevelopment Plan
6-2--Airport Bill Flies without Amendments
6-2--Matthews Out of Running for Superintendent’s Job
6-1--An Exercise in Democracy
6-1--Straus Graduates From SAMOHI Unexpectedly
6-1--Meeting between Macerich, City and Community Group Could Signal Fresh Start for Mall Redevelopment