After the collapse of a Minneapolis interstate bridge last week, Los Angeles is checking up on the safety of local bridges. City Councilmembers Bill Rosendahl and Wendy Greuel introduced a
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously on August 14 to support CA legislation AB 700, a move that would effectively form a stakeholders’ advisory committee to analyze pertinent studies
Residents who live adjacent to Santa Monica Airport are finally hearing news from the Los Angeles City Council that must be music to their ears.
The LA City Council voted
By GERRY SHIH
A total of 40 independent transportation providers merged this month to create the world’s largest door-to-door airport shuttle company, GO Airport Shuttle.
Primetime Shuttle
By EMILY SKEHAN
Westside real estate firm Pence Hathorn Silver kicked off a “going green” campaign when they previewed a Santa Monica LEED home late last month. The $5 million
Rampant growth and a full-slate of development projects in the works has the City Council considering a moratorium on building until the Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) is
By Charles Bierbauer Guest Commentary
Willie and I must travel different roads, though we were together the other night tooling down US 25 in Georgia between Augusta and Savannah. I
By M. Miles Santa Monica
Please do everything you can to stop these trees from getting cut down. Prune them so they are not so top-heavy. I thought Santa
By John Lord Santa Monica
(Re: “Ficus fiasco continues,” Aug. 14) The complaint of sign blockage on Second and Fourth streets has a familiar ring. It is basically the same
By KENNY MACK is a writer and comedian living in Santa Monica. He
FROM THE BEGINNING, HIP-HOP wasn’t a noun, it was a verb. The basic elements of
By GERRY SHIH
The John Drescher Planetarium will present two special showings of “Autumn Deep Sky Gems,” featuring the astronomical “celebrities” that grace the late evening sky in the fall.
