Locals want the city to keep construction at a reasonable level
CITY HALL Tensions were running high in the City Council Chambers, the room filled with one impassioned speech after
City releases funding report
CITY HALL Santa Monicans sure love their artists.
Following the adoption of “Creative Capital,” a long-range cultural plan for the city, last spring, the Community
The City of Santa Monica offers landscape grants up to $20,000 to help property owners conserve water. The landscaping plan includes storm-water management systems, graywater systems and other
Measure R would provide assistance to local public schools
MID-CITY As “Super Duper Tuesday” fast approaches and the $10 million question hangs in the balance, public schools advocates are
Brandon Wise DIRT DIGGLERS: To ensure that the Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery & Mausoleum can continue to offer residents a final resting place, the City Council is expected tonight to extend
While City Hall conducts a study that will ultimately lead to a comprehensive business plan for Woodlawn Cemetery and Mausoleum, a long-time relationship with a financial firm that has
Sidewalks, The Civic due for some love; bus routes get nixed MORE REPAIRS ON THE WAY
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the
CITY HALL Protesters targeting specific homes, whether they have issue with a resident’s involvement in animal testing or just dislike their outdoor decor, could soon face more regulation.
The
Wingo makes work a breeze
CITY HALL Seated on a bench outside City Hall on a recent Thursday afternoon, Jeri Wingo went about explaining what her duties are as the
City officials fear measure
CITY HALL Concerned with the growing density of the city over the past few decades, an advocacy group comprised of local residents is seeking to place
Neighbors rally against construction plan in Third Street District
OCEAN PARK A group of long-time residents and preservationists have filed an appeal to a new residential construction project in
