The Santa Monica City Council on Tuesday accepted a $1 million grant from the Wallis Annenberg Legacy Foundation that officials say will create opportunities in the first year for about
The Santa Monica City Council on Tuesday received an independent review of the city's response to the 2025 Palisades Fire, as residents pressed officials to measure how many
The Santa Monica City Council voted 4-2 Tuesday to raise development limits on 89 single-family lots near the Expo/Bundy transit station. City officials said the move is
The Santa Monica City Council on Tuesday unanimously endorsed a water strategy built on stepped-up conservation and, within a decade, purified wastewater piped directly into the city's
The City Council voted 5-1 Tuesday to give initial approval to an ordinance raising development standards on 89 single-family-zoned parcels near the Expo/Bundy light-rail station,
Voters looking to size up the crowded field running for Santa Monica City Council this fall will get their chance in the coming weeks to see candidates in person, as
The City Council voted last Tuesday to direct City Manager Oliver Chi to open negotiations with the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District on a new agreement governing public use
In a meeting that stretched into the early morning hours, the Santa Monica City Council voted to join a four-city regional affordable housing trust and to extend emergency zoning
The City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to authorize an automated red-light camera program and to adopt a broad new framework for reducing traffic deaths, capping a decade in
The City Council tonight will weigh an automated red-light camera program, new housing rules near a transit station and lease talks for a string of city properties, part of
The Santa Monica City Council has appointed Walfred Solorzano as the city's next city clerk, concluding a national recruitment that began earlier this year and was overseen by
The City Council on Aug. 11 approved new funding guidelines and authorized staff to seek proposals for the next four-year cycle of the city's largest local grant
