Apartments smaller than 375 square feet are temporarily banned in Santa Monica while City Hall crafts new laws to regulate micro-apartments.
City Council voted Tuesday night to prohibit market-rate micro-apartments
Local hotel workers are calling on the City of Santa Monica to create a new law that would provide them with a way to call for help when they experience
City Hall will prioritize mental health treatment and building new housing in its efforts to reduce homelessness.
City Council voted Tuesday to follow a four-pronged strategy to address homelessness that
The City of Santa Monica will not hold a district-based election or vacate its City Council until an appellate court rules on the voting rights case it has been fighting
A fast-growing artificial intelligence company is expanding from the fjords of Norway to Silicon Beach.
Boost.ai, which makes software that automates customer service, announced last week that it is
The state assemblymember representing Santa Monica introduced a bill earlier this month to expand rent control to all buildings older than 10 years old, including single family homes, with an
A new lawsuit against the Santa Monica Police Activities League (PAL) accuses a second person of sexually abusing children in the program, joining existing complaints related to the Eric Uller
City Council will temporarily prevent developers from including affordable housing intended for extremely low-income households to increase the number of affordable units in the city overall.
The City of Santa
The coroner’s office has released the name of a 41-year-old man who was killed while riding a scooter in Ocean Park.
The man was identified as Michael Ramljak. He
City Council is considering a ban on tiny studio apartments as a prolific local developer plans to construct six new micro-apartment buildings downtown.
WS Communities, a spinoff of Neil Shekhter’
The coroner’s office has released the name of a 41-year-old man who was killed while riding a scooter in Ocean Park.
The man was identified as Michael Ramljak. He
The City of Santa Monica hired a senior advisor on homelessness, Alisa Orduña, last January in response to a 26 percent growth in the city’s homeless population between 2016
