CITY HALL - City Council was critical of a proposal for an $8 million transit center on Fifth Street at Colorado Avenue at their Nov. 25 meeting, saying the location would
CITY HALL — In what was Councilmember Bob Holbrook's last vote after 24 years on the dais, City Council agreed unanimously to have city officials explore a requirement that
CURIOUS CITY — A BOWLING INJURY. ARE YOU SERIOUS? Why do I admit to these things, in print no less?
But many come away from the Thanksgiving holiday a different person.
WHY WERE THERE ALL THOSE PEOPLE at a Planning Commission meeting last Wednesday?? For five hours! And they weren't even getting any ahi mini-tacos. No wonder so
The reasons why so many Santa Monicans are anti-development is because new projects are popping up like weeds and almost all of them are just plain ugly.
There are
CITYWIDE — In a city that's traditionally extremely politically engaged, less than half of Santa Monica's registered voters cast ballots last month.
Only 48.18 percent of
SMMUSD HDQRTRS — The Board of Education will be down a member for at least the next couple months.
Ben Allen resigned from the Ed Board last month in order to
CITYWIDE — Leave it to a Santa Monica band to find soul in a parking garage.
We Are The West has played shows in a mineshaft and an abandoned convent but
WILSHIRE BLVD — The city's most enigmatic developer is bringing in a slew of new eateries early next year.
Mendocino Farms, Sidecar Doughnuts, and Juice Served Here will open
LONG AGO — This headline, from the Los Angeles Times on Nov. 11, 1914, might be the most innocent and idealistic of all time: "Santa Monica Hits On Way To
CITYWIDE — Biking is on the rise across the nation but especially in Santa Monica.
A report released by City Hall earlier this month - an update on the progress of Santa
CITY HALL — About one in six city vehicles are in the midst of a 60-day dirty period.
Last month, City Council voted unanimously to leave 117 vehicles in its
