A recent presentation to the Santa Monica Architectural Review Board (ARB) offered a first look at updated renderings of a proposed high-rise development planned for 1437 6th Street in the
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers launched Phase 2 of wildfire debris removal in Los Angeles County on Tuesday, beginning with two Pasadena Unified School District charter schools.
The
In only the second full City Council meeting of 2025, the slow-simmering subject of the future of Santa Monica Airport once again drew massive amounts of attention.
The Council was
In just a single month, 2025 is the second most destructive fire year in California history, with more than 16,000 homes and other structures damaged or destroyed by two
Housing prices have gone haywire post wildfire with officials warning of scams, price gouging or just immoral attempts to raise rents and the current reality stands in stark contrast to
Officials warned Wednesday that evacuated residents may need to wait at least another week before repopulation in areas devastated by recent fires, as hazardous materials teams and search crews continue
A new milestone has been hit for one of Downtown’s largest construction projects.
Vertical construction has been completed at the soon-to-be mixed-use development space at 710 Broadway. Construction went
Tenant advocates suffered a big defeat this fall when California voters decided against expanding cities’ ability to limit rent increases. But a state law set to take effect Jan. 1
In an attempt to reduce the time and cost associated with developing new housing in the City, Councilmembers voted to direct the City to return with an ordinance that allows
The north-west corner of Olympic Blvd and 14 Street could undergo some significant change as an application recently filed with the city suggests that kitchen and bath showroom Snyder Diamond
One of the largest and most controversial developers in Santa Monica's history passed away this past week. According to a statement from the family of Neil Shekhter, the
A revised attempt at a affordable housing development on city-owned properties came back to the community last week, with concerns still persisting about the loss of parking in the Wilshire-Montana
