SM BEACH — Mayor Pam O'Connor talked about the good changes and the things that never change in her 2014 State of the City address on Monday.
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DOWNTOWN — City Hall underestimated how popular the pedicabs would be.
Revenues from permits and business licenses are nearly five times what city officials projected before the pedicab ordinance was passed
MID-CITY — Saint John's Medical Center passed its physical.
California Deputy Attorney General Wendi A. Horwitz signed off on the proposed sale of the hospital from one Catholic
CITYWIDE — Only one of the 14 completed developments reviewed by city officials is not honoring its contract with City Hall.
Agensys, which works to develop new cancer therapies, has too
BERGAMOT AREA — Santa Monica's most influential political party is asking City Council to reject a major development next week.
The Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights (SMRR) steering
The United States Postal Service made $25 million off the sale of the old Fifth Street post office building last month, USPS officials said.
There's no word what
DOWNTOWN — Owners of the Third Street Promenade food court want to give it a farmers' market feel.
Centennial Real Estate and Lincoln Property Co., who recently paid $20.5
DOWNTOWN — The producer of "True Grit" and "World War Z" now owns the old post office building.
SkyDance Productions purchased the building in late December, United
DOWNTOWN — ArcLight Cinemas announced Tuesday it has an agreement in place with the owners of Santa Monica Place to build a 14-screen movie theater on the mall's
The historic Georgian Hotel on Ocean Avenue has donated $7,200 to the Santa Monica Conservancy, money raised from ticket sales to the hotel's 80th anniversary gala.
The
DOWNTOWN — The cities of Los Angeles and Santa Monica have approved more than a dozen construction projects over the past decade on or around two faults without seismic studies to
