landmark status, PCR also reviews properties that have already been nominated for designation. When decisions by Landmarks Commissions are appealed to the council, the consultant provides an additional survey of
City Hall close to cleaning up groundwater under BBB FIXING GROUNDWATER AT THE YARD
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s
MORE OR LESS CARS. WHICH IS IT?
Wednesday evening, the Planning Commission will consider granting a conditional use permit for beer and wine service and a parking variance for Corso
DOWNTOWN Amy Berman sat thousands of feet in the air, a thousand thoughts running through her mind as she flew aboard a redeye cross-country flight from Los Angeles to
Church purchases property to expand current programs
By CHIARA CANZI I Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The youth center at the St. Peter and St. Paul Coptic Orthodox Church
City Hall decides to reduce number of trees to be relocated in downtown area
DOWNTOWN City officials have reduced the number of ficus trees to be uprooted and relocated as
their thoughts and suggestions on the second phase of the light rail project as it’s currently proposed, commenting on station and parking locations, grade crossings and possible alignments.
The
FPPC to investigate Assembly Speaker’s fundraising practices
By CHIARA CANZI Special to the Daily Press
The Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) announced on Wednesday that it will investigate allegations
DOWNTOWN Aaron Velick has dreams of one day having the ability to leave Santa Monica on a weekday during the congestion-packed hours of 3 p.m. and 8 p.
By SPIDERMAN Daily Planet Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN It seems even the AIDS epe-demic in Africa isn’t enough to cool clothing trends.
Leaders of the popular Red Campaign, including
and … hump?
By DARKWING DUCK Special to the Daily Planet
DOWNTOWN Founder of Santa Monica Treesavers Jerry Rueben is trying to separate the real tree savers from the tree fakers.
NRDC and other environmental groups call on governor to re-appoint Shriver, Eastwood
DOWNTOWN A national environmental group is calling on the governor to reinstate his brother-in-law, Santa
