What do you think is Santa Monica’s most important priority to improve on?
8%: E) Development
45%: C) Homelessness
6%: D) Environment
21%: B) Transportation
19%: A) Economy
172 people responded to this question.
172 people responded to this question.

The approximately $70.2 million project covers multiple segments of SR-2 from Santa Monica to Echo Park and is intended to extend pavement life and improve safety. Caltrans will implement overnight lane closures and 24-hour parking […]
We asked participating vendors what they were serving at the popular Memorial Day weekend event.

The month’s programming begins July 2 with “Regular Guy Dave’s Wacky Balloon & Fun Academy” at the Montana Branch Community Room. The Santa Monica Public Library will offer a variety of free educational and entertainment […]

FILM REVIEWIN THE GREYRated R98 MinutesReleased May 15th Director Guy Ritchie is a master of international action films, and he pulls out all the stops here. In the Grey is a sleek, well-planned, and intelligent […]
The City of Los Angeles says 35% of its 23,000 lane miles are in failing condition. So why aren’t more streets being fully repaved? Watch the story to see what’s behind the backlog and why […]

A petition last year urged officials to repair Warren Avenue and nearby Moore Street while saving the trees, citing their environmental and community benefits. Work is continuing on a roadway repair and tree removal project […]
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