Lawsuit threatened beach house dreams
CITY HALL After laying dormant for more than a decade, the old Marion Davies estate is about to see some life.
The City Council tonight
ONE WOMAN’S TAKE ON DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS
CITY HALL Maybe it was the location, or maybe it was the discussion about banning non-biodegradable containers, but the Board
Monicans in recent months as print copies of The Onion popped up in newsstands, bars and pizza parlors across the city.
The Onion newspaper is the brainchild of two former
SMPD not planning to appeal the ordinance
DOWNTOWN With so-called ‘headshops’selling water pipes and bongs, a frequent waft of marijuana in the Santa Ana winds and the city’
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Members of SCRAA Thursday selected Rosendahl, the Los Angeles councilmember representing LAX, to head the panel.
Gary Ovitt, San Bernandino County Supervisor was named vice-chair. Rosendahl said he
Taking it to the streets Christine Chang More than 200 students from New Roads High School in Santa Monica went out on the streets instead of class on Thursday, marching
City staff waiting for council to make contract policy
CITY HALL — A disagreement over who should be taking out the trash and cleaning bathrooms at the Santa Monica Pier has
Hefty agenda cut down due to time constraints
CITY HALL — Following nearly 30 minutes of discussion on when would be the best time for the City Council to delve into
For their consideration... The City Council is scheduled to take action Tuesday on an ordinance that would exempt all affordable housing projects with 50 or fewer units from the standard
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 — items routinely passed that
Housing ordinance is really nothing new
CITY HALL — A temporary ordinance that exempts certain affordable housing projects from public review — drawing fire recently, even though it’s been in effect
