— John Maceri, executive director of homeless services provider OPCC, reacting to a report by The National Coalition for the Homeless, in which they accused Santa Monica of criminalizing homelessness by
Ficus trees’ pending historic designation to wait a month
By Daily Press staff
CITY HALL The Landmarks Commission postponed a public hearing on Monday to determine whether 153 ficus trees
The City Clerk is currently considering a few changes for the City Council. A few of the talking points are an increase in pay as well as the addition of
The City Clerk is currently considering a few changes for the City Council. A few of the talking points are an increase in pay as well as the addition of
Angels Attic move gets a little nudge
CITY HALL The proposal to uproot a small Victorian building housing a collection of dolls from its current digs in downtown Santa Monica
In order to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the council is being asked to spend $289,516 for the design of new beach restrooms. The restrooms must be
The City Clerk is currently considering a few changes for the City Council. A few of the talking points are an increase in pay as well as the addition of
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent agendas. Consent agenda items are
Lamont Ewell asks locals, ‘Can We Talk?’
DOWNTOWN Do you want more street-lights near your home, or maybe more parking is what you’re after?
Either way, this month
The City Clerk is currently considering a few changes for the City Council. A few of the talking points are an increase in pay as well as the addition of
Take into account the high level of civic participation and the council has all the makings of a bloated agenda that almost never can be handled in the time allotted.
More pay, more meetings among talking points
The City Clerk’s Office is studying other municipalities with similar characteristics as Santa Monica to see if the City Council should hold
