City planning documents indicate that the applicant is seeking approvals for a conditional use permit, a coastal development permit, and specific plan compliance under the Venice Coastal Specific Plan A new five-story apartment complex has […]
To improve safety for cyclists and pedestrians, the project will introduce additional Class II bike lanes, new striping, and more pedestrian warning signs The California Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting on March […]
Malibu Online/In-Person Meeting to Discuss New Infrastructure Improvements Residents of Malibu impacted by the Palisades Fire are invited to an important meeting addressing efforts to restore electric service and improve infrastructure resilience. The Powerline Undergrounding […]
By the Santa Monica Public Library Board, Judith Meister, Chair, Dana Newman, Vice Chair Antonio Spears, Boardmember Daniel Cody, Board Member Jason Lin, Board Member The possibility of closing the Fairview Library (“Fairview”) and selling the […]
The market trends indicate that demand for land in the Palisades remains cautious, with buyers weighing rebuilding costs and the timeline for development The real estate markets in Pacific Palisades and Altadena are experiencing contrasting […]
The council’s actions stem from a 2022 directive to develop a behavioral health strategy, prompted by increasing demands for mental health care The Santa Monica City Council has approved a series of measures aimed at […]
Alice in Wonderland Themed Vendor Market and Show Coming Soon By Susan Payne On a mission to bring literature to life, Literati Events have announced a quarterly event series starting with The Wunderfaire in March […]
New Redfin Report Reveals Disparity as People Struggle to Buy and Rent Homes The wealthiest 1% of Americans now have a combined net worth nearly equal to the total value of all residential properties across […]
Commissioner Lara Presses State Farm to Justify Rate Hikes and Halt Policy Cancellations In response to the ongoing insurance crisis and mounting financial instability in the wake of recent wildfires, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara […]
Explore Art, History, and Culture for Free as Museums Across LA Open Their Doors Art and history lovers in Southern California will have a unique opportunity to explore some of the region’s most celebrated museums […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
Read moreBuyers can rebuild under Malibu’s Fast Track Rebuild Program, with potential for up to 3,433 square feet of livable space,...
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