It could take up to three months for the City's recently hired advisor to complete his review of potential ethical violations and return with a report.
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Councilman Tony Vazquez will get an early present this year.
Today's meeting will open with the installation of Mayor Pro Tem Vazquez as Mayor, and Councilmember Ted Winterer
Parklets are coming to Main Street following City Council’s approval of a pilot program that will remove six parking spots and install three miniature park spaces.
Staff had recommended
Chain Reaction will stay linked to its current location thanks to City Council approval of $275,000 to cover the cost of renovations.
At their Nov. 10 meeting, the council
When City Council approved the Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) zoning code updates, there were a number of issues that didn’t sit well with residents.
The decoupling of
It's a transportation-heavy night for the City Council on Oct. 13.
Multiple items on the consent calendar focus on things with wheels including shared cars, bike sponsors
The Santa Monica City Council is set to debate a local minimum wage ordinance on Sept. 29 and while there is growing consensus about the value of a $15 wage,
We've been hearing for years about the coming City Hall fiscal "bomb" when the cost of retirement packages employee benefits and rapidly rising health care costs
The Planning Commission will discuss proposed changes to Lincoln Boulevard at their Sept. 2 meeting, including significant changes to traffic patterns along the heavily traveled road.
The City has been
Nothing illustrates the disconnect between City Hall and Santa Monica residents like the agenda for city council's retreat, held Sunday, Aug. 23 at the Ken Edwards Center.
The
Court documents from a recent lawsuit appear to confirm the longstanding belief that Elizabeth Riel was fired due to her past political activities.
Riel was offered the position of Communications
