Santa Monica is moving forward with a plan to install digital signposts in high-traffic pedestrian areas around town that could feature interactive information, emergency notices and revenue-generating advertisements.
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Dance: In honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a dance group from the Manitoba Métis Federation and Red River Métis in Winnipeg, Canada, performed in front of City Hall Yesterday. Council
Election: The Santa Monica City Clerk’s office held a registration clinic outside City Hall on Tuesday to help unregistered residents sign up to vote in the November election. To check your status, visit https://www.lavote.gov/vrstatus.
The Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) will soon be empowered to remove people sleeping in the doorways of closed businesses along highly trafficked areas of town, following a unanimous city
Santa Monica residents have until Monday, Sept. 19 at 6 p.m. to apply for the city’s one-time rent relief program.
Council budgeted $750,000 for the Rent Control
The highly visible parklet program, which allows for outdoor dining patios located in parking spaces outside Santa Monica restaurants, is perhaps the most visible facet of the Santa Monica Outdoors
With opening hours expanding 38% over current schedules and the addition of seven full-time-equivalent employees, the City of Santa Monica is spending a half-million dollars to enhance its library services
In its ongoing effort to regulate shared mobility options — electric scooters and bike shares — the City of Santa Monica is working to launch a “contracted model” for shared mobility.
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All together, about 298.60 million gallons of water flowed out of Santa Monica’s cumulative taps in the month of July 2022, an 8% reduction compared to the 325.
The City of Santa Monica announced this week it had won the latest in a string of legal victories in tenant protection cases, successfully defending its Anti-Housing Discrimination Ordinance in
Santa Monica voters will have a few options when it comes to taxing high-end real estate deals on the November 2022 ballot.
The first option will charge $57 per $1,
As the issue of whether or not Santa Monica should be divided into voting districts — where each neighborhood elects one official to represent them on council, rather than electing seven
