City denies banning jets
Santa Monica’s airport is once again at the center of a national dispute with the Federal Aviation Administration, which may have implications for airports across
Ocean Park neighborhood group gives nod to project
A controversial affordable housing proposal gained a narrow approval from a neighborhood group after concessions were made by project’s developer.
Community
Rich and famous help priest
The line starts forming early at the intersection of Arizona and Ocean avenues in Palisades Park when Father Dollar Bill is in town.
Hundreds of
Service cuts, fee increases lay ahead for residents
City Hall expected the state’s budget mess to have local impact, but it wasn’t expected to be this bad.
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Photographer says city is making matters worse
A judge has postponed the court proceedings of a local photographer accused of fraud.
Santa Monica Superior Court Commissioner Roberta Kyman on Wednesday
State officials say it’s possible that laws can be circumvented — all you need is a waiver.
The local school district may ask for a waiver so it can close
Option is one of many superintendent proposes
It’s come to this: Eviscerate academic programs and lay off more than 130 employees, or close school for two weeks.
That’s
Chamber wants more influence on City Council
Frustrated with what they call anti-business government, the local chamber of commerce plans to get political — officially.
That means it will organize,
$8M five-year restoration project still unfinished
Santa Monica may now have what some people would consider its own Carnegie Hall.
After being closed for five years for a restoration
New state laws may lift city’s sagging affordable housing production
(Editor’s note: This is the second installment of a two-part series examining affordable housing in Santa Monica.
