Developers frustrated at city’s slow system
City Hall’s bureaucracy costs residents and professional builders thousands of dollars in what they describe as excessive fees and obstructive delays.
Officials
City says playhouse lawsuit is politically motivated
(Editor’s note: This is the third story in a series on a lawsuit filed by a Sunset Park family over their son’
Contradictory approvals at heart of lawsuit
(Editor’s note: This is the second story in a series examining a lawsuit filed by a Santa Monica family over their son’s
Lawsuit forces issue of whether city staff cracked under political pressure
(Editor’s note: This is the first story in a multi-part series that focuses on a 6-year-
City council approves large housing and retail development
The north end of Main Street will no longer be a quiet and abandoned area.
After nearly three years of public process,
Public meetings available live via Internet
E-government may sound like a dot-com concept gone bust, but the idea is running strong in Santa Monica.
In addition to already
Commission bypassed in favor of city council
Developer Howard Jacobs plans to appeal the Santa Monica Planning Commission’s denial of his Main Street project before the city council tonight.
Fearing residents will be duped into signing candidate petitions, city officials are making sure residents know their rights when it comes to signing on the dotted line.
During election years,
Council promises to keep its meetings short and sweet
Residents may be able to get a good night sleep now that the city council promises to wrap up the public’
away for council
By Daily Press staff
Prompted by the threat of a lawsuit brought on by two of its members looking to shorten public meetings, the Santa Monica City
City provided ‘doctored’ info, neighborhood says
The Santa Monica City Council was given “fraudulent” and “misleading” information about the number of cars a new parking structure would generate when they
The Santa Monica City Council wants more restaurants and less retail on the Third Street Promenade, but it needs help on how to go about it. The city is taking
