It’s been 1 1/2 years since the City Council passed a law that was supposed to put more scrutiny on groups determined to feed the poor, the homeless
By Daily Press staff
It’s that time of year again. The 2006 election cycle for Santa Monica residents begins with a primary election on Tuesday, June 6. It’s
By Daily Press staff
A new park is coming to a Santa Monica neighborhood, but what to call it remains uncertain.
That’s why City Hall is asking residents to
Small percentage of hedge cases prompting city mandated trims
CITYWIDE — Overgrown Bamboo and Italian cypress trees continue to pose problems for residents, but an ordinance passed by City Hall last
The City Council has put the brakes on a plan to expand parking in Santa Monica by 1,712 spaces. Some councilmembers are calling for the plan to shift to
Time spent on the top three issues facing Santa Monicans, based on city surveys: Homelessness: 0 minutes Traffic: 0 minutes Parking: 5 minutes Public Comments: 23 minutes City Council/staff
(The following is a summation of what went on in the Santa Monica City Council chambers during the council’s meeting March 14, including a timeline, notable public comments and
The City Council has put the brakes on a plan to expand parking in Santa Monica by 1,712 spaces. Some councilmembers are calling for the plan to shift to
The City Council has put the brakes on a plan to expand parking in Santa Monica by 1,712 spaces. Some councilmembers are calling for the plan to shift to
TAKING THE COPS MONEY City officials are expected to accept $270,405 in state funding so the Santa Monica Police Department can buy 25 mobile computers from Motorola Inc. The
It has taken an act of Congress for Santa Monica to procure another $298,230 to put toward its renovation plans for the Marion Davies estate at 415 Pacific Coast
The City Council has put the brakes on a plan to expand parking in Santa Monica by 1,712 spaces. Some councilmembers are calling for the plan to shift to
