CITYWIDE - What do a local medical marijuana advocate and the most vocal opponent of medical marijuana on City Council have in common?
They both dislike a ballot initiative that
Santa Monica Planning Commissioner Richard McKinnon will be formally announcing his candidacy for the Santa Monica City Council at a campaign launch event held at the home of Jay Gordon
CITY HALL — If City Council's recent debate over a state medical marijuana bill is any indication of the dispensary discourse to come, expect references to the Venice boardwalk
DOWNTOWN — The performances were impressive but the ending was kind of predictable at Tuesday's City Council meeting.
Council voted quickly and unanimously to approve the first new Downtown
CITY HALL — Bring popcorn.
City Council will consider two separate agreements at Tuesday's meeting that could bring major movie theaters — both ArcLight Cinemas — to the city by the
CITY HALL — Downtown is getting a little big for its borders.
On Tuesday night, City Council will consider heading in the direction of expanding the boundaries that define the Downtown.
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
MICHIGAN AVE — Cyclists are on the verge of scoring some major upgrades.
City Council will take a look at the plans for a major bike route in Santa Monica from
CITY HALL — City Council ran out of time to make a decision about the controversial Hines housing and office development at Tuesday night's meeting.
More than 125 people
CITY HALL — The youth these days just don't seem to care about conditional use permits or zoning ordinance updates.
City Council wants to change that.
Council voted unanimously
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
CITYWIDE — Imagine if you could write Yelp reviews of City Council decisions.
That's kind of the idea behind the new grassroots website Residocracy.org, which allows residents to
