Airport in late April for an Earth Day rally against large jet-fueled aircraft, holding signs illustrating their fears of toxicity from emissions and noise pollution.
“This airport has gotten
CITY HALL An attorney representing a former Big Blue Bus trainee who sued the transportation agency for discrimination and won is calling on City Hall to drop its appeal and
Exposition Light Rail advocates were all smiles in early August during a historic ground-breaking ceremony in Downtown Los Angeles. However, the ecstatic thoughts that a long-awaited project would
because potential buyers were uncertain as to whether or not the cottage would be landmarked, and whether historic designation would prevent them from remodeling or demolishing the home in the
Structures not going anywhere Preservationists prevailed in getting history landmarked
CITY HALL A series of aging buildings and structures around Santa Monica, once doomed to be reduced to rubble, will
Ex-President of the Board of Education runs for City Council
MALIBU Kathy Wisnicki is trading in the No. 2 pencils and shiny red apples for a shot at city
Redevelopment of SM Place expected to begin next year
DOWNTOWN Executives with Macerich Co., the Santa Monica-based real estate giant that owns Santa Monica Place, said Wednesday that their
Seniors seek solutions to stroll safely
KEN EDWARDS CENTER When it comes to making the streets safer for pedestrians, perhaps wider sidewalks, one-lane streets and lighted crosswalks aren’t
Following a series of meetings that included a community workshop, the architect returned last week with a scaled-down version that featured plenty of setbacks and the creation of more
‘20 Gallon Challenge’ seems to be working
CITYWIDE It looks as if residents and businesses are up to the challenge of reducing their water usage by 20 gallons a day,
SUNSET PARK The Counter on Ocean Park Boulevard is typically packed during the lunch hour rush, but on Tuesday, the popular burg-er joint was even more crowded than normal
Construction approved despite considerable reluctance by residents
CITY HALL A new two-story residential construction project — one of two ruffling feathers in the Third Street Historic District — got the official
