New mall plans on the table in three months
DOWNTOWN — A group of residents is suing City Hall in the hopes of shedding light on what will become the new
By Daily Press staff
Plans for Santa Monica’s newest park are in the works. The concept design for the neighborhood park planned on the 1500 block of Euclid Street
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
Coalition looks for grassroots formation
Frustrated Santa Monicans may know all too well the saying, “You can’t fight City Hall” but if enough fed-up residents unite their voices,
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
City: Programs may not come cheap
CITY HALL — Elected officials want justification for a slew of utility hikes being proposed for Santa Monica residents.
Santa Monica City Council-members said
Already in the works, and not a part of next year’s capital improvement budget, are an $8 million Airport Park; a $1.2 million Euclid Park, located at 1525
City needs to make proposal to VA by July
CITY HALL — In its ongoing fight against homelessness, officials here have asked the Veteran’s Administration to consider making its West
CITY HALL — Officials here plan to spend nearly $200 million over the next three years on a variety of capital improvements throughout Santa Monica.
As part of its budgeting process,
City Hall projects surplus for first time in three years, unveils $418 million spending plan for 2005-06
CITY HALL — A recovering post-9/11 economy is starting to pay
SMC plans for parking garage pushed aside
CITY HALL — The long-awaited Airport Park has been approved for development.
The decision by the City Council to award an $8 million
By Daily Press staff
Despite this year’s near-record rainfall in the southwestern United States, it turns out that the rain fell in the wrong place.
City Hall is