This past Sunday, Q-line asked: “What resolutions or changes will you make in your life for 2003?” Here are your responses: ■ “California schools were sitting pretty during the days
Ocean Park neighborhood group gives nod to project
A controversial affordable housing proposal gained a narrow approval from a neighborhood group after concessions were made by project’s developer.
Community
A Los Angeles renter who sued her ex-landlords for allegedly withholding $800 from her will not be reimbursed, even though she lived in the Marina del Rey apartment for
New state laws may lift city’s sagging affordable housing production
(Editor’s note: This is the second installment of a two-part series examining affordable housing in Santa Monica.
Current system isn’t working, officials say
(Editor’s note: This is the first part in a two part series examining affordable housing in Santa Monica. The first part looks
By Daily Press staff
Two separate fires broke out in apartments on Sunday, causing an estimated $250,000 in damage and sending one man to the hospital for smoke inhalation.
Santa Monica officials could purchase a $5.7 million building to house a local homeless services provider.
The 22,000 square-foot building is located at 1753 Cloverfield Blvd., in
By Daily Press staff
Colorado Court, an affordable, sustainable housing complex at Colorado Avenue and Fifth Street, has earned a National American Institute of Architects Award for Design Excellence. Community
Choice of Early Dinner Entrees $10.95 Residents worry about scale
A major affordable housing project is planned for Main Street that will cost $11 million for 44 apartments.
Community
But some residents say it excludes their input on projects
It could be a lot easier to build affordable housing in Santa Monica, now that developers are excused from many
Harding said his firm has tried to work out a compromise with the city, but when officials would not recognize that they must conform to state law, the lawsuit was
A lawsuit filed Wednesday challenges the city’s right to deny housing projects for not fitting the character of a neighborhood.
A lawsuit filed Wednesday challenges the city’s right
