Brock on Your Block: Phil talks with Danilo Bach, Chair of NOMA:
Phil talks with Danilo Bach, Chair of NOMA (North of Montana Association), one of the most active resident advocacy groups in Santa Monica.
Water Roadmap Release in Santa Monica: Welcome Matrix 2.0
A county-wide initiative was launched Tuesday in Santa Monica, revealing the latest plan for on-site alternate water supplies.
Local Energy Entrepreneur Recognized for Excellence: Rayton Solar’s Andrew Yakub Makes Forbes’ 30 Under 30
Blitzing a strong field of more than 15,000 nominations, Santa Monica’s Andrew Yakub has been chosen among 600 of the greatest young minds and entrepreneurs recognized in Forbes magazine’s fifth annual 30 Under 30 feature.
Nonprofit Ads Back on Santa Monica Buses:
It was celebrations all round for AIDS Walk Los Angeles and other nonprofits as Santa Monica City Council overturned last week a 2012 ban on Big Blue Bus (BBB) advertising that saw commercial organizations have sole access to such rights.
Residents Demand Development Voice with LUVE Ballot Measure:
Members of Santa Monica residents’ advocacy group residocracy.org filed with the Santa Monica City Clerk yesterday a Notice of Intent to circulate the Land Use Voter Empowerment Initiative (LUVE Initiative), a proposed ballot measure that could give voters the final say on approval of large development in the city.
Heading South? Traffic Advisory – I-405 Closures:
Caltrans will perform “swarm” maintenance on Sunday, February 21, in closed sections of the Glenn Anderson Freeway (I-105)/San Diego Freeway (I-405) Interchange from 5am to noon.
SMC Teams Up with Uber to Alleviate Traffic Drama:
Santa Monica College (SMC) Foundation has collaborated with Uber to alleviate traffic and parking around the SMC main campus by promoting uberPOOL as a shared ride alternative.
Crucial Recreation & Parks Commission Meeting Tonight:
Santa Monica’s Recreation & Parks Commission will meet this evening, Thursday February 18, at 7:30PM at City Hall with a call for all interested in the future of parks and green space in the city to attend. […]
Initiative ‘Silly Season’ May Not Be So Silly After All:
Just a few months ago, it seemed as if the November election might produce the silliest “silly season” ever seen in modern California politics. But the essential good sense of shoppers around the state appears to have prevented that.
The Latest: Data Security Challenges Privacy, Apple Apologizes: OpEd: Just Stop Creating Data
OpEd: One Answer to Data Security: Stop Creating Data
Meals on Wheels West LA Urgently Seeks Holiday Volunteers for Meal Deliveries
Brentwood-Based Program Needs Help Delivering Meals During the Holidays Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles is urgently seeking additional volunteers to...
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Housing Group Sues State Over Limits on Post-Wildfire Rebuilding in L.A. County
YIMBY Law Challenges Governor’s Order Allowing Cities to Restrict SB 9 Housing in High Fire Hazard Zones The housing advocacy...
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