“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 Airport
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES — The time to come clean for cities that make use of the Santa Monica Bay has receded for the foreseeable
By Daily Press staff
Nick Fash, educator at Heal the Bay’s Santa Monica Pier Aquarium, next month will join a team of researchers in Belize to study environmental and
By Daily Press staff
Listen and vent at the Church in Ocean Park’s spoken word and open mic event. Poets Pam Ward and Joy Buckley will be reading their
By Daily Press staff
After seeing “An Inconvenient Truth,” global warming may seem like an inconvenient burden. Local author Joanne Poyourow and the Environmental Change-Makers of Westchester have answers
By MILOS BLAGOJEVIC Special to the Daily Press
SM BEACH — One day after Americans celebrated their country’s 230th birthday by playing, picnicking and partying, several Santa Monicans spent the
In the hopes of reducing pollution and runoff in the Santa Monica Bay, the City Council will hire an outside company to evaluate one of its sub-watershed facilities.
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In wake of lawsuit
PCH — While confident they have complied with laws regulating development along the coast, city officials wouldn’t say on Monday whether or not they will move
Lawsuit greeted as a wet beach blanket
PCH — Residents here Friday filed a lawsuit against City Hall in an effort to block the construction of a public beach club at
A groundswell of support on SM beaches this weekend
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
SM BEACH — With the number of lifeguards this weekend increasing fivefold to meet
Mother who lost son to unsolved killing finds the shade
PICO BOULEVARD — While cars zoomed past amid the lunchtime rush here on Thursday, Arminda Lopez stood on the curb looking
City axes Palms that threatened the concrete
APPIAN WAY — Men with chain saws and a bulldozer removed six wild palm trees here Friday morning at the request of City Hall,
