Heal the Bay’s annual end-of-summer beach report card has recently been released and apparently has labeled the water surrounding the pier as overly polluted.
So this week’
Local advocates hire legal help in their fight against City Hall
A local attorney secured by environmental activists plans to file an injunction today against Santa Monica City Hall to
Removals could begin Monday project that also includes lighting and sidewalk improvements.
Meanwhile, City Hall has stood firm on its assessment that 23 of the ficus trees have severe structural
Heal the Bay’s annual end-of-summer beach report card has recently been released and apparently has labeled the water surrounding the pier as overly polluted.
So this week’
DOWNTOWN It’s Wednesday morning and business as usual on Fourth Street, which buzzes with activity as people wait for buses to arrive, drivers scour for parking spaces and shop
Heal the Bay’s annual end-of-summer beach report card has recently been released and apparently has labeled the water surrounding the pier as overly polluted.
So this week’
Heal the Bay’s annual end-of-summer beach report card has recently been released and apparently has labeled the water surrounding the pier as overly polluted.
So this week’
“Know Before You Go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here is a run-down of this week’s construction projects initiated by City Hall Alley
Heal the Bay’s annual end-of-summer beach report card has recently been released and apparently has labeled the water surrounding the pier as overly polluted.
So this week’
By Daily Press Staff
SANTA MONICA BAY Despite a drought this summer, the beach surrounding the Santa Monica Pier is still the second most polluted in the state, according to
An ad-hoc group of local activists has come together to save the trees on Second and Fourth streets following a City Council decision to remove the mature specimens.
So
FROM SUMMIT PAGE 11 Beach Summit builds SM brand
SM BEACH If Santa Monica wants to be known for providing the best beach experience possible, then City Hall should consider