City Attorney Seeks Permanent Ban and Millions in Penalties for Operators City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto has filed a civil lawsuit against a group of individuals and affiliated companies, accusing them of operating an extensive […]
Construction Begins on Eco-Friendly Housing Development in Santa Monica Construction is officially underway on the 20th Street Apartments, a new affordable housing development in Santa Monica that will provide 78 units of permanent housing for […]
Tariffs and Tight Supply Could End Flat Rent Streak After more than a year of minimal fluctuation, asking rents, or the initial rent amount that a landlord advertises or requests for a property when it […]
Although buyers remain hesitant, well-priced lots in desirable locations continue to move The real estate market in Pacific Palisades is undergoing rapid changes in the wake of recent wildfires, with hundreds of fire-damaged land parcels […]
Consumer Watchdog Challenges State Farm’s Emergency Rate Hike in California California homeowners could soon see a sharp rise in insurance premiums as State Farm, the state’s largest property insurer, seeks final approval for an emergency […]
Homeownership Slips Further Out of Reach for U.S. Renters Americans now need to earn over $116,000 per year to afford the median-priced home in the U.S.—nearly 82% more than required to rent the typical apartment, […]
The firm plans to attract new retailers and restaurants in anticipation of the 2028 Olympics Commercial real estate firm Prism Places has taken over management of Santa Monica Place, a high-profile but financially troubled mall […]
Santa Monica moves closer to the expected closure of its airport in 2028. City planners and community members are facing tough decisions about what comes next for the valuable 192-acre site. On Tuesday night, the […]
LA Homeless Services Leader Resigns After Accountability Crisis The head of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has stepped down amid mounting scrutiny and a growing shift in the region’s approach to homelessness. Va Lecia […]
City Officials to Provide Technical Support and Insurance Market Updates at Two Meetings Malibu residents affected by recent wildfires are invited to two upcoming public meetings at Malibu City Hall. The meetings will provide guidance […]
The City Council unanimously launched a $3.5 million Restorative Justice Program — one of the largest locally funded efforts of...
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