Let us be crystal clear: There are very few things more important to the future of San Francisco than ending the tidal wave of Ellis Act evictions that are steadily chewing up affordable rental housing in the city and making it even closer to impossible for anyone who isn’t rich to live here.
Part of a San Francisco Bay Guardian editorial, April 11, 2006
New Coffee Shop Opens in Downtown Santa Monica as Promenade Occupancy Hovers at 76% Check out the newly opened @dragonalleycoffee at 312 Santa Monica Blvd.
The agreement marks a major shift from the bill’s original proposal, which drew criticism from environmental organizations and beach access advocates who argued it would reduce Coastal Commission oversight within Santa Monica’s coastal zone. A […]
Lenny Rosenberg and Adaeze Nwanonyiri upgrade a classic Santa Monica spot with house-made cream cheese and gluten-free options. Lenny Rosenberg and Adaeze Nwanonyiri are the married couple who previously owned the historic Bea’s Bakery of […]
Flagging crews will manage alternating traffic on a two-mile stretch of State Route 27. Commuters traveling between the San Fernando Valley and the coast should expect overnight traffic delays on Topanga Canyon Boulevard this week […]
The slow coastal permitting the city blames on Sacramento is a wound of its own making — and AB 1740 is the wrong way to close it. If you have heard anything about AB 1740, […]
If you have been smelling smoke since last week, it is from the fire at the Lineage Logisitics Fire in Boyle Heights. The fire in a cold storage warehouse has been burning since last Wednesday, […]
Sweet Laurel opened its flagship store in Palisades Village in 2018 and built a strong following across West Los Angeles....
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