Santa Monica’s Rent Control Board took a stance on several proposed laws last week backing measures that would allow tenants to relocate, expand rent control to newly constructed buildings
By Gary Rhoades At the Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office, we have three particular black-and-white photographs from the civil rights era. We present them at t
The Saga of Parking Structure 3 may have concluded with the facility’s demolition but efforts to rebuild the site into an affordable housing development are moving forward
A city program to provide priority affordable housing to descendants of those displaced when several minority neighborhoods were demolished has resulted in nine successful applications as of March 31.
The newly renovated Building 207 opened this week at the West Los Angeles Veternan’s Affairs (VA) campus just east of Santa Monica in Brentwood as a residential building that will provide 59 housing units
Santa Monica adopted a housing element last year after a controversial process that allowed more than 4,000 housing units to enter the development pipeline virtually unopposed
By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. October 24, 2022
There’s great concern in the community about the large development proposed for the southeast corner of Lincoln and Ocean Park Boulevards.
