Santa Monica's Resource Recovery & Recycling Division has found a new use for used tires, creating "products for everyday use," city officials said in a news
CITY HALL — The City Council got a first look at an ambitious plan to turn Santa Monica into a zero waste city in less than two decades, a program that
Assemblymember Richard Bloom (D-Santa Monica) announced Thursday that he introduced a bill that would put a stop to a controversial method of fossil fuel production until state regulators can develop
SAMOHI — Over a year after Santa Monica banned plastic bags from local grocery stores, Santa Monicans are converting to a plastic-bag free reality, although younger adults still cling to disposable
In the past two and a half months, the Marine Mammal Rescue Team has rescued over 90 seals, sea lions and elephant seal pups, and over 80 birds covered in
Santa Monica environmental group Heal the Bay published results of a 12-year study of the Malibu Creak Watershed on Monday, which revealed streams are suffering from pollution and could make
CITY HALL — The City Council approved a unique law this week that enshrined the rights of the environment and residents' rights to clean air and water.
The ordinance, known
The 2013 Sustainable Quality Awards were handed out Wednesday to Santa Monica businesses that made significant achievements in the areas of sustainable economic development, social responsibility and stewardship of the
DOWNTOWN — How is Santa Monica's popular ocean similar to a stockyard full of cattle?
Weekend visitors to the city by the sea found out on Sunday when a
CITY HALL — Officials from the Office of Sustainability and the Environment advanced an ambitious plan that would cut Santa Monica's greenhouse gas emissions by 15 percent by 2015
An infant northern elephant seal was rescued in Malibu just north of Topanga State Beach this week by the California Wildlife Center, marine mammal coordinator Jeff Hall said.
The rescue
CITYWIDE — A proposed fee on property owners in Los Angeles County may be less of a burden than originally thought on those who have already put measures in place to