A commentary, "Santa Monica's two possible futures: Which do you choose?" by Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Laurel Rosen perfectly illustrates the wide gulf
The Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) — the framework for development and growth here over the next 30 years — was approved by City Council in 2010. Thousands of outdated zoning/
The results are in and the winner is … ? Of course, I'm talking about the annual homeless count results. The good news is that our homeless population seems to
Attention Walmart shoppers: The price of cool, refreshing Santa Monica water is going up — that's unless you say, "Not on my watch!"
City Council will hold
Santa Monica property owners are up in arms and in a lather.
It seems that in addition to a mandatory 20-percent cutback in water usage triggered by the drought
Tomorrow night, City Council will review and pick an official name for what is now known as "Buffer Park" -- a 2.35-acre strip of land along Exposition
>> Shoehorned apartments head to Planning Commission
A 10-unit apartment development slated for a steep hillside above Lincoln Boulevard at 2919 Lincoln/802 Ashland Avenue is heading to
This coming Wednesday evening, hundreds of folks will fan out around the city to do the city's Annual Homeless Count. Teams will move through each and every neighborhood
Last Tuesday, City Council voted unanimously to add 31 more full-time employees - with even more to come - to the city's already bloated workforce. The new employees would
When it comes to development in Santa Monica, it doesn't have to be a new high-rise hotel, mixed-use plaza or seven-floor apartment building to generate
