Rent control continues to be a boon for those who have it, but every year fewer residents have access to rent protections, according to an annual report presented to the
Three bungalows slated for demolition were nominated by the Landmarks Commission for protection last week.
The houses on the 500 block of Hill Street in the Ocean Park neighborhood were
More than $200,000 was spent in last year's Santa Monica College Board of Trustees race.
Six candidates sought four seats but the two losers, both challengers, outspent
The Rent Control Board delayed a decision on collection of rental buyout agreements for a second time at its March meeting, but the group did move forward with regulation to
Spending in support of ballot measures last year more than doubled the combined ballot measure spending in the previous two elections.
Of the more than $1,315,000 that was
"Chain Reaction" may briefly be renamed "Reaction" if the Landmarks Commission approves recommendations from a consultant.
The aging sculpture, located on Main Street, needs testing, city
Last year, City Council tightened tenant harassment law, making a bunch of changes — some of which have already resulted in litigation brought against landlords.
One change, which seeks to increase
Today marks the beginning of the end for much-discussed Zoning Ordinance Update at Planning Commission.
Within the coming few weeks, the commission will finish its review of the Redline
By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. February 24, 2015
There is magic ahead of us, if we cap the I-10 freeway between Ocean Avenue and 4th Street and create great
All that super-helpful campaign literature that clogged your mailbox and gave your mail carrier a hernia last election season cost political supporters a fortune.
While voter turnout was abysmally
By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. February 23, 2015
The bright light of Tongva Park shines upon the surrounding area to become more alive.
That means it's time to
One of three tenants who City Hall says were harassed by their landlord avoided eviction in court last week.
Paul Aron prevailed in an unlawful detainer case brought against him
