■ “The whole solution to every problem in the Universe is to charge more.” — Joy Fullmer on increasing developer “in-lieu” fees to add affordable housing.
“The concept of ‘free money’
By Daily Press staff
Los Angeles County officials have announced a new service that allows taxpayers to pay their property tax bills online by electronic check — avoiding long lines, credit
Council expected to OK new fees for developers
CITY HALL — Elected officials today will decide whether they will quadruple some developer fees in an effort to provide more affordable housing
By Daily Press staff
Respected real estate and land use attorneys Chris Harding, Tom Larmore, Ken Kutcher and Kevin Kozal have merged with two other specialty law firms headed by
Several individuals from New Orleans and the surrounding Hurricane Katrina disaster area have arrived in Santa Monica and sought the help of the local chapter of the American Red Cross.
Santa Monica has received more than $700,000 in federal funding as part of a $10 million nationwide pilot program designed to get chronically homeless people off the streets. Santa
Original rent control law was enacted in ’79
DOWNTOWN LA — A group of property owners claiming Santa Monica’s 26-year-old rent control law is unconstitutional because it doesn’
any action by the commission that they will get to stay, when it’s not connected at all.
“The buildings may stay longer, but not the tenants.” AIMCO said it
Landlord: If buildings stay, tenants will still go LINCOLN PLACE, from page 1
Residents at a 54-year-old post-World War II apartment complex are hanging on a wing
By Daily Press staff
City Hall is looking for qualified artists to redesign the banners that will hang over Santa Monica’s busiest shopping district — the Third Street Promenade.
Officials
Owners of the Robinsons-May store in the Santa Monica Place Mall recently announced they plan to sell off the 137,000-square-foot location in 2006. This announcement comes
New law will grandparent in existing hedges
OCEAN PARK — Residents living in a two-story apartment building are in dispute with a woman who has restored a 1911 Craftsman home
