Mixed reviews for outdoor fitness regulations
PALISADES PARK — A pilot ordinance that restricts group exercise in the parks is a success to some and a bust to others, according to a report from... Read more →
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Council wants rising tenant complaints addressed
CITY HALL — When tenants complain in a city that’s majority renters, elected officials listen. Tenant harassment complaints nearly doubled in... Read more →
CGS fault maps are in the works
CITYWIDE — It’s a seismic year for Santa Monica. In the 20th year since the destructive Northridge Earthquake, city officials announced they... Read more →
Voters would set limits in competing SMO measure
CITY HALL - An aviation community-backed measure and a City Council-backed measure will go head-to-head on the ballot in November. On Tuesday,... Read more →
Man gets 15 years for 2008 killing
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — Daniel Becerril was sentenced to 15 years in state prison today for the 2008 killing of a Santa Monica man, according to... Read more →
Ax murderers and the civic auditorium in 1913
LONG AGO — To give a sense of how hot the civic auditorium issue was for Santa Monicans a century ago, here are the headlines and sub-headlines for... Read more →
TCS a homecoming show for Cayucas
SM PIER - If you listen to The Cayucas it's hard to imagine them playing anywhere but on a pier. The beachy indie-pop band will co-headline the... Read more →
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Village Trailer Park replacement project chugging along
MID-CITY - The project set to controversially replace a 109-space trailer park is slowly gaining approval from city officials. The Architectural... Read more →
The Cottage is restored, open for business
OCEAN AVENUE — After years of red tape, Santa Monica’s last remaining beach-facing cottage can be enjoyed by moneyed visitors. The historic... Read more →
Elevators, sidewalks, and trees in $9.2M consent
Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures appearing on upcoming Santa Monica City Council... Read more →
