SECOND STREET — Lawyers for the Huntley Hotel demanded Tuesday that owners of a rival hotel rescind what they consider defamatory statements about the Huntley's owner and shut down
Enticing rich tourists to Santa Monica by building towering hotels with ocean views and then collecting a 14 percent bed tax to pay for the city bureaucracy is the inner
Editor:
Marc Luzzatto's Village Trailer Park development was approved Thursday night for fear of a lawsuit ("Mournful Rent Control Board votes against trailer park," July 13-14)
CITY HALL — The debate over appropriate heights and densities for Santa Monica has been heated, to put it mildly, but the Planning Commission has found at least one area its
A study by Flipkey.com revealed that Santa Monica is the fifth most popular city in Southern California for short-term residential vacation rentals. City officials say they are trying to
CITY HALL — A team led by Metropolitan Pacific Capital won approval from a selection committee to take its proposal to develop the city-owned site at Fifth Street and Arizona Avenue
CITY HALL — Santa Monicans used to paying a bit extra for home security systems will be seeing an increase to their bills under newly-approved regulations that require their alarms be
CITYWIDE — A petition calling for greater flexibility on heights and densities for eight development sites in Downtown has slowly gained traction over the past several weeks, with a diverse group
Editor:
Here are facts ignored in [Bill] Bauer's breathy, name-calling column that belittles anyone with a contrary view ("Have anti-Fairmont forces gone bonkers?" My Write, 24)
CITY HALL — Letters flew, calls were made and speeches written on possible heights for the Downtown Specific Plan, but for all the hype Tuesday night's City Council meeting
