MATTHEW HALL
Daily Press Editor
The Architectural Review Board will hold a special meeting this week to potentially expand the ability of staff to approve some projects and in a
Plans for an eight-story building at the corner of 6th Street and Colorado Avenue are moving forward.
Last week, the Planning Commission unanimously approved the project, which is located one
Santa Monica has plenty of izakayas, sushi bars and ramen joints to go around, but it’s never had a Japanese restaurant quite like Kappo Osen.
Kappo restaurants are more
ROTARY CLUB OF SANTA MONICA CONTRIBUTES TO WATER PROJECTS
El Salvador is facing chronic water stress and is recognized as one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change due
The City Council is set to raise fines for unlawfully evicting rent-controlled tenants and operating vacation rentals.
The fine increases follow the council’s request last month to review fines
Phillips Chapel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. 2001 4th St. Built 1890’s, designated 2005.
In 1908 this former Ocean Park schoolhouse was purchased from the Santa Monica school board, relocated,
The Lions 65th Annual Pancake Breakfast is Saturday, September 28, from 7:30 – 11 a.m. at the Santa Monica Boys and & Girls Club, 1238 Lincoln Blvd. We hope
Week of September 23, 2019
ANNUAL WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT
For the week of September 23, the contractor will be testing the newly installed water main on Ocean Avenue between
The Bay Foundation (TBF) and California State Parks have released the Malibu Lagoon Restoration and Enhancement Project Final Comprehensive Monitoring Report (Year 6), indicating that the restoration project has been
By DEE-ANN DURBIN AP
Business Writer
Airbnb Inc. said Thursday it plans to go public in 2020, a long-awaited move by the home-sharing company that is both loved and reviled
State lawmakers passed a landmark measure last Wednesday that will limit annual rent increases to 5% plus inflation for buildings that are at least 15 years old and require landlords
Dave Beran couldn’t resist weaving French cooking into the seasonal tasting menus at Dialogue, the tiny restaurant hidden away in a food hall on the Third Street Promenade that
