Rampant growth and a full-slate of development projects in the works has the City Council considering a moratorium on building until the Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) is
Rampant growth and a full-slate of development projects in the works has the City Council considering a moratorium on building until the Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) is
Consent agenda items run the gamut
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council
CITY HALL Normally mild and mundane, generating little public chatter, the first hour of the City Council meeting tonight could take a more animated turn.
The City Council is expected
Budget impasse stalls funding
DOWNTOWN LA Behind the smiles and celebration at the historic ground-breaking ceremony of the Exposition Light Rail last week, questions loomed as to whether more
Rampant growth and a full-slate of development projects in the works has the City Council considering a moratorium on building until the Land Use and Circulation Element (LUCE) is
CITY HALL Concerned over the waste piling up in municipal landfills and the greenhouse gases emitted by the production and transportation of plastic bottles city officials are considering following in
Sources say Seabrooks is new Inglewood chief
PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY One of the Santa Monica Police Department’s highest-ranking officers is set to become the next chief of police
Those injured and families of the deceased are still involved in a legal battle with City Hall and the Bayside District Corp., a public-private management company the helps run
As part of the Save the Santa Monica Playhouse campaign, Waiters in Training will bring it’s East Coast style of interactive improvisational comedy to the local theater this weekend.
City’s sprinklers go high-tech Advanced system to water lawns has been installed at pair of area locations
To conserve water while keeping lawns green and vibrant, City Hall
our bridges, highways and other infrastructure are matters of life and death,” said Sen. Barbara Boxer, who called on Congress to create a national infrastructure commission.
County Supervisor Michael D.
