Pat Romano balances a plate of chocolate cake and chocolate ice cream as he sits in a cushioned chair, flanked by loved ones and smiling widely for a short photo
At its July 14 meeting, the City Council will take on several controversial issues and few housekeeping items.
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The council will hear the first reading of proposed rules to
Matthew Gibbons founded Gibbons Media after working as a senior account executiveat Striker Media Group for 10 years. Gibbons Media is now launching an app called Million Maps App. The
Santa Monica has had the distinction of being recognized as one of the most "progressive" cities in the nation. It began in 1979 when residents coalesced around a
Companies large and small are increasingly looking at Santa Monica as the ideal location for "flagship" retail outlets.
The nearly 8,000-square-foot Verizon Wireless Destination Store at the
The Planning Commission will consider separate items related to little kids and alcohol at itsmeeting Wednesday night.
A family day care is looking to double its class size and the
Editor:
Gridlock in downtown Santa Monica was complained about by Nora Hamill in a recent letter. She tells us that she sat in her car for seven minutes and traveled
The Santa Monica Plaza, a proposed development at 4th/5th/Arizona, took another tentative step forward Wednesday night with a 4-1 vote by the Planning Commission.
With two members absent,
By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. June 03, 2015
The proposed City project at 4th/5th/Arizona presents unique planning opportunities for our community, first because we the public own the
Editor's note: A previous iteration of this article incorrectly stated the number of parking spaces had substantially increased.
The most recent iteration of a proposed 148-foot-tall development planned
Now that our City Council has reformed the old zoning ordinance into a new, more opaque document, it is moving on to the adoption of a specific plan for our
The Big Blue Bus pitch to expand service and increase fares in anticipation of the incoming Expo Light Rail got largely positive feedback from council Tuesday night.
City Council agreed
