Treesavers could appeal decision
CITY HALL The efforts of a group of environmental activists to historically preserve 153 ficus trees in downtown Santa Monica failed on Monday night, possibly setting
Trapeze School New York plans Santa Monica location
SM PIER Santa Monicans might soon be flying high.
Building on the success of his trapeze schools in New York City, Boston
Sen. Feinstein highlights State of the City address
DOWNTOWN National economic trends have trickled down to Santa Monica, a city experiencing less than fruitful times with sales tax revenues declining
ORANGE COUNTY A Santa Monica assisted living center was named in a class action lawsuit filed last week against its parent company, alleging that the elder care provider purposely pinches
Some residents welcome restriping
SUNSET PARK Everyone seems to have an opinion about the effects of transforming Ocean Park Boulevard from what was once called a two-lane highway into
Pilot overshoots SM runway, heightening residents’ fears
SM AIRPORT A small single-engine aircraft overshot the runway at the municipal airport early Sunday evening, heightening fears of Sunset Park residents
Resident spends time stumping for Hillary
En route to the podium, the presidential candidate, with a broad smile on her face, stopped in front of Charles, and shook her hand.
DUBUQUE, IDAHO In a crowded room illuminated by the flashing bulbs of news cameras and the cheers of political supporters, Nancy Linehan Charles finally came face-to-face with a
the neighborhoods.
Each new development will have to serve a clear community benefit, Fogarty said.
The new general plan will keep neighborhoods the same, which are already built-out and
Locals want the city to keep construction at a reasonable level
CITY HALL Tensions were running high in the City Council Chambers, the room filled with one impassioned speech after
Plan aims to manage traffic
WEST L.A. A proposal to remove parking during rush hour and alter traffic lights along Pico and Olympic boulevards to favor one-way traffic
Prop. 92 would change formula
SMC Higher education could be attainable at a lower price if a statewide proposition that would slash tuition at California community colleges is approved by
