The city of Santa Monica would like people to stop lying on official documents.
While existing rules have some penalties for falsifying some documents, the City doesn’t have a
Construction on three miles of walking and biking paths along Santa Monica State Beach will begin later this summer.
Council approved a $12.3 million contract with two engineering firms
Plans to address climate change in Santa Monica will cost the city an estimated $800 million over the next 10 years.
City Council will consider adoption of their Climate Action
Plans for an educational garden project at 4th and Montana could get pruned this week when City Council hears an appeal of the project.
The Rainbow Garden has been trying
Council will consider more than $5M in total spending for the new field at the Civic Center this week.
As part of the consent calendar, Council could approve $4,767,
A pair of century-old sycamore trees in the Wilmont neighborhood may have its landmark status revoked Tuesday pending an appeal before the City Council.
The tall, intertwined trees were landmarked
The University of Southern California is losing national accreditation for a medical training program dogged by allegations of sexual misconduct.
The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education notified USC and
A group of residents are continuing to fight plans to build a five-story apartment building near Santa Monica State Beach.
City Council will vote Tuesday whether to deny appeals filed
Downtown Santa Monica’s ubiquitous fruit and churro vendors will be required to get business licenses and health permits starting in May.
City Council will vote Tuesday on regulations for
The City of Santa Monica will be left without a City Council if it does not hold a special election this summer, according to a recent ruling in the ongoing
