Every twenty years or so, cities are required by State law to renew their 'General Plan'. The General Plan has several sections, but the one that most greatly
History will POP for the next week at the Santa Monica History Museum as the organization hosts several events focused on Pacific Ocean Park.
The park was the original Santa
DOWNTOWN — The project proposed to replace the one of two Fred Segal buildings on Broadway at Fifth Street got largely positive reviews from the Planning Commission on July 9.
The
CITY HALL — City Council is getting closer to a final ballot measure designed to compete with one put forth by advocates of the Santa Monica Airport.
At Tuesday's
CITY HALL — The Santa Monica City Council waded through a packed agenda at their July 8 meeting covering a diverse group of topics.
The council took action on six items
CITYWIDE — Bus stop critics, your voices were heard.
Big Blue Bus officials announced Wednesday that they are "modifying the design" of the new bus stops — a response to
CITYWIDE — Police officers routinely monitor streets for traffic violations but for the month of July, sidewalks and bike lanes will receive extra scrutiny.
The Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) will
Editor's note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city's expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council consent agendas. Consent agenda
SMC — Santa Monica's annual Relay for Life will bring hundreds of locals to Santa Monica College (SMC) on July 26 for a 24-hour fundraiser to support cancer
CITY HALL — It's ballot measure madness! Council will review a trifecta of ballot measures on Tuesday.
One, written about previously in the Daily Press, is designed to compete
CITY HALL — City Council will consider putting forward a ballot measure that would be less restrictive of council's power to control the airport than one previously proposed by
