Improvements: The year’s top ten total $221 million capital improvements, despite the difficult economy.
Making city a better place is an expensive proposition Despite its budget woes this year,
Is Jacob’s backyard hideaway one story or two? A judge will decide
A bitter three-year legal dispute, which began over an 8-year-old boy’s playhouse, is
Site was once chosen for a Target department store
Four new buildings are going up at a downtown site where city officials once wanted a Target store.
With the ground
City Hall shuts down valet parking at dealership
Three metered parking spaces in front of the Mitsubishi dealership on Santa Monica Boulevard will remain vacant indefinitely.
A dispute over the
Sen. Tom McClintock and Arnold Schwarzenegger meet with former gubernatorial candidate in SM
Former gubernatorial candidate Peter Ueberroth swept through Santa Monica on Tuesday, meeting with Republicans Arnold Schwarzenegger and
City Hall to begin talks with Sears property owner
Though they have no specific plan for it, City Hall officials want to buy a 40,000-square-foot piece of
By Daily Press staff
City Hall will spend $1 million to build a new water treatment system in the storm drains along Wilshire Boulevard.
Similar to the one already in
By Daily Press staff
A seatbelt enforcement campaign in Santa Monica will be held in November as part of a goal to boost seatbelt use by 94 percent in California
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monicans can expect a stronger campaign against drunk driving in coming months.
City Hall accepted last week $340,000 in grant money to be used
20 more buses next year. The Santa Monica Police Department has eight BMW motorcycles that were bought in 2000 and have reached their 60,000-mile buy-back limit. They
‘Zero consumption urinals,’ new buses and traffic light system included in pricetag
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures which appear
