MATTHEW HALL
Daily Press Editor
The Architectural Review Board will hold a special meeting this week to potentially expand the ability of staff to approve some projects and in a
Plans for an eight-story building at the corner of 6th Street and Colorado Avenue are moving forward.
Last week, the Planning Commission unanimously approved the project, which is located one
Week of September 23, 2019
ANNUAL WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT
For the week of September 23, the contractor will be testing the newly installed water main on Ocean Avenue between
The Bay Foundation (TBF) and California State Parks have released the Malibu Lagoon Restoration and Enhancement Project Final Comprehensive Monitoring Report (Year 6), indicating that the restoration project has been
By Peter Borresen
This week the Santa Monica City Council passed the first reading of a superb new law that, although technically not rent control, is exactly that - It
ANNUAL WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT
For the week of September 9, the contractor will continue installing new water main on Ocean Avenue between California Ave and Wilshire Blvd. They will
A three-story development will replace two Mid-City buildings occupied by Coogie’s Cafe, a barbershop and a hobby store.
The Planning Commission on Wednesday approved a mixed-use building with 46
An eight-story apartment building at 6th Street and Colorado Avenue will replace popular restaurant Fritto Misto.
The building at 601 Colorado Ave. will be eight stories tall and contain 140
Residents who advocated for a quarter of a century to replace a large parking lot at the Civic Center with a sports field finally saw the project break ground Wednesday.
Week of August 19, 2019
LA Metro Public Art Project / “Tears of Santa Monica”
For the week of August 19, artwork installation is slated to resume and run from Fall
Editor:
The city of Santa Monica is currently looking at reducing build outs from 61% to 50% in R1 neighborhoods. They also are looking to alter parking standards to discourage
Two blocks of 5th Street that lost traffic lanes recently will get them back soon but upcoming construction projects will continue to cause temporary traffic spasms along the road.
The
