MY WRITE — Last Wednesday evening, a couple hundred neighbors attended a Town Hall meeting at Lincoln Middle School. The Planning Commission listened to public comment on proposed changes to the
CITY HALL — In what will likely be a short pre-Thanksgiving meeting on Tuesday, City Council will consider reversing changes made to the city's landmarks law in 2003.
The
CULVER CITY — Construction of the incoming Expo Light Rail is now 80 percent complete.
Earlier this month, Phase 1 of the Expo line — which runs from Culver City to Downtown
CITY HALL — The City of Santa Monica wants to hear residents' input on the preferred uses for chunk of federal money totaling about $1.3M per year.
The City
CITY HALL - The Planning Commission quickly approved alcohol permits and gave parking breaks relating to an expansion of Rusty's Surf Ranch at their last meeting.
The expansion
SM PIER - Rusty's Surf Ranch wants to expand its square footage on the Santa Monica Pier by 46 percent.
Owners of the restaurant and nightclub, which has
MY WRITE — As expected, despite a low voter turnout, 4th term Councilman Kevin McKeown easily cruised to victory. McKeown was endorsed by a variety of powerful community organizations such as
CITY HALL — Tuesday's election was a test for two local political groups and yielded mixed results for both.
Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights (SMRR) is the city&
CITY HALL — A measure which would have raised taxes on the sale of million-dollar homes failed Tuesday night.
Measure H was favored by Santa Monicans for Renters' Right (SMRR)
MY WRITE — I'll be a happy camper after election day.For weeks, my mailbox has been stuffed with mailers and political propaganda. One day last week, I received
CITYWIDE - Two City Council candidates have dropped big personal loans into their campaigns in this season's last days.
Planning Commissioner Sue Himmelrich added $40,000 from her
