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City Takes Cleaners to Court
The City has filed a civil lawsuit against nine Santa Monica dry cleaning and laundry businesses charging them with failing to comply with laws to combat price discrimination based on gender, the City Attorneys office announced Tuesday.

Ditch Cars for Bikes Thursday, Officials Urge Motorists
Santa Monica officials are urging motorists to ditch their cars and hop on their bicycles Thursday to celebrate Bike-to-Work Day, part of a full week of special events being planned around the state.

Tuesday's City Council Agenda

Vince Basehart is taking the week off. His column, THE LENS, will return Friday.

HEALTH NEWS

A service of Saint John's Health Center

Ask the Doctor at Saint John’s: Minimally Invasive Options for Hysterectomy
Q. We keep hearing about minimally invasive surgery for back or hip issues, are there any minimally invasive options for gynecological conditions?



BE INFORMED
To keep up to date on breaking stories relating to key Santa Monica issues, click on the links below

SAN FRANCISCO -- S.F. parking meters retooled to aid homeless
OREGON -- Homeless not swept from City Hall as expected
SAN FRANCISCO -- Commercial rentals abandoning San Francisco
NEW YORK -- Nissan Plans Electric Car in U.S. by ’10
UK -- Google helps the web to go social
SEATTLE -- Priced Out: Fleeing Seattle's costly core, they live on the edge
BOSTON -- Menino pedals for cycle-friendly city
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Issues Over the Horizon: A Look at Tomorrow's Front-Burner Issues Today
To register for the May 15 program commemorating RAND's 60th anniversary click here.

 
Non-Recyclable Food Service Container Ban

Santa Monica has joined sister cities across the country in banning non-recyclable plastic food to-go containers. The ban takes effect February 9 for all food service providers.


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