natives because of cost and historical integrity. In the pedestrian-only alternative, 280 parking spaces currently on the pier deck would be removed and have to be replaced, which could
Freeway improvement work considered disappointing
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
LOS ANGELES While some commuters on congested Los Angeles freeways should get some relief, those on the
City workers get back to works With the budget back in black, postponed projects can resume
CITYWIDE From freshly paved streets and wider sidewalks to a new Civic Center parking
DOWNTOWN Coming soon to a parking structure near you — citrus leaf, cornflower and violet gems.
Those are some of the colors city staff is considering using when it comes time
No, that’s not a new cereal promising to cleanse the colon. “Dark fiber” refers to fiber-optic cables that can deliver voice, video and data communications at a high
Just like “The Jeffersons,” city staff is moving on up, but instead of heading over to the eastside, they’re going to be relocating downtown — 1433 Fourth Street to be
To ensure a steady supply of fuel for the Santa Monica Fire Department, Big Blue Bus and the Fleet Management Division, the council will consider awarding a $924,000 contract
mitigation of overcrowded mobilehomes by relocating families within Mountain View.
Last February, while making plumbing repairs to the bathrooms in the community building, workers discovered the dry rot and termites.
(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. The items — routinely passed
Growing pains: Council to revisit hedge ordinance
Once again, the City Council is expected to tackle an interim law regulating the height of walls, fences and hedges located on private
The California Ocean Protection Council will host a meeting in Santa Monica today on the dangerous and devastating effects trash — plastic trash, in particular — can have on marine life. The
