Four zones targeted to pilot parking program
CITY HALL — A program is on the table, which, if approved, would mark the first time employees could acquire preferential parking status in
Officials want more time to lay out vision for the city
CITY HALL — Some elected officials are saying one week is too little time to review documents that will affect
Budget adoption session is set for June 21
CITY HALL — A series of proposed utility rate hikes that would affect Santa Monica in coming years is set to be hashed
Next week the City Council will consider a proposal that would provide a limited number of parking permits to employees of businesses adjacent to certain residential preferential parking zones.
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Next week the City Council will consider a proposal that would provide a limited number of parking permits to employees of businesses adjacent to certain residential preferential parking zones.
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By Daily Press staff
A Santa Monican is joining the ranks of the UC Regents. Eddie Island, 61, of Santa Monica, has been appointed to the Regents of the University
City first in ‘green’ buildings
CITY HALL — Santa Monica was one of 70 cities worldwide last week to commit to municipal guidelines aimed at improving sustainability efforts.
The Urban Environmental
Next week the City Council will consider a proposal that would provide a limited number of parking permits to employees of businesses adjacent to certain residential preferential parking zones.
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This past week, Q-line asked: Do you support rate increases on your utility bills to restore the fund balances to healthy levels? How much are you willing to pay?
Staffers within City Hall are proposing significant utility rate increases for Santa Monicans because they say the money is running out. However, as they analyze the city budget prior to
Staffers within City Hall are proposing significant utility rate increases for Santa Monicans because they say the money is running out. However, as they analyze the city budget prior to
Staffers within City Hall are proposing significant utility rate increases for Santa Monicans because they say the money is running out. However, as they analyze the city budget prior to
