MALIBU — The group of residents suing the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District over the installation of lights at Malibu High's football field issued a public call to
Editor:
In a recent article in the Daily Press ("Peace memorial gets green light," Feb. 20) you cited Councilman [Bob] Holbrook's initiative to establish a memorial
WOODLAWN CEMETERY — The City Council gave the green light last week to launch a fundraising campaign for a new memorial to honor Santa Monica's war dead.
The memorial,
CITY HALL — City Hall put no money toward affordable housing in the last fiscal year because of the loss of its Redevelopment Agency, according to a report released last week.
DOWNTOWN — Two new residential buildings by one of Santa Monica's most active developers proposed for Downtown will bring another 150 units to the area and potentially displace well-
City officials are actively seeking the public's opinion on medical marijuana dispensaries. There are currently none located in Santa Monica, but there are certainly interested parties who would
CITY HALL — Car-sharing services that might eliminate the need to own a second — or even first — car could be available in Santa Monica by the end of the year,
Editor:
I would love if the City Council took a survey of us residents of Santa Monica, you know those who pay the city taxes, shop at the local stores,
MALIBU — The district attorney's office filed charges Wednesday against Malibu Councilman Skylar Peak stemming from a Christmas Day crash.
Peak faces charges of misdemeanor hit-and-run, reckless
CITY HALL — The City Council Tuesday night approved a list of priorities to determine which of dozens of developments in the planning queue would get the first look, with affordable
CIVIC CENTER — The multi-million park across from City Hall will be named Tongva Park in honor of the Native American tribe that populated the Santa Monica area hundreds of
