Santa Monica aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050 By Sam Catanzaro Earlier this month, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced that global atmospheric carbon reached 415 parts per million, surpassing levels not seen in […]
Apartments less than 375 square feet outlawed By Cailley Chella Santa Monica City Council made a temporary ban on mico apartments into a permanent ban, when on May 14 they voted to outlaw apartments less […]
Possible end to Breeze Bike Share as part of cuts. By Cailley Chella After decades of being financially in the green, the City of Santa Monica is forecasted to go into the red over the […]
This is an article about the decline of a city locked into a poorly conceived code, about a city controlled by developers and the money they bring to the table. It is also about one […]
At the April 9 Santa Monica City Council meeting approval was given to order the staff to publish an RFP to developers for the demolition of Parking Lot #3 at 1318 Fourth Street and the […]
By Jeffrey Graham April 12, 2019 To Whom It May Concern: The people of the City of Santa Monica are straining to maintain some semblance of the city’s beloved beach town character. As Santa Monica […]
Street food legalized in certain parts of city By Cailley Chella Elote, mango, churros and other street treats are about to be in high supply in Santa Monica. The City mostly prohibited sidewalk vending, until […]
City looking to streamline outreach services. By Sam Catanzaro At their regular meeting Tuesday, March 26 Santa Monica City Council voted to award $2,610,000 on communications and outreach services to third-party vendors. Agenda item 3.D, […]
Six new apartment projects, all with 100 percent micro units, have been proposed for Santa Monica’s downtown. The developer is claiming that a normal mix of unit types is “financially unsustainable” without his proposed higher […]
City looking to streamline outreach services. By Sam Catanzaro At their regular meeting Tuesday, March 26 Santa Monica City Council will consider spending up to $2,610,000 on communications and outreach services. Agenda item 3.D, if […]