“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: Beach
While participating in the United Nations World Environment Day conference held in San Francisco a couple weeks ago, Santa Monica officials, along with representatives from about 70 cities worldwide, pledged
Sea lions, dolphins sick from tainted fish
SM BEACH — Anyone spotting a sea lion or dolphin washed up on local shores would be wise to leave it alone.
Peter Wallerstein,
Competition is first 24-hour race in series
LEO CARRILLO BEACH — More than 150 thrill-seekers will be paddling, peddling and scrambling this weekend right in the city’s backyard.
Encouraging green businesses of ‘principle’ concern
By hook or by crook, Santa Monica businesses will likely be providing more environmentally conscious products. That much seems clear as the city blazes
Not buying the Hype: Heal began with mission
During its 20-year lifespan, Heal the Bay has evolved into one of Los Angeles County’s largest environmental organizations, its efforts
Shelling out for the bay
SM BEACH — A well-known environmental group let the stars do the walking and their wallets do the talking during a Santa Monica fund-raiser
Three years ago, Stacy Peralta scored with the Sundance Festival-fave documentary “Dogtown and Z Boys,” a true, though somewhat objectivity-challenged recounting of how he and a group of
“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: Beach
SM to be honored for “green” efforts
SAN FRANCISCO — Santa Monica is expected to be honored here for its commitment to sus-tainability, with Mayor Pam O’Connor representing the
Large portion of LA trash makes way into ocean
By JOYCE CHANG Special to the Daily Press
Two public agencies are throwing millions of dollars into a campaign aimed at
