Expo Line in Santa Monica to Shut Down for Maintenance This Weekend
The stretch of the Expo line between Downtown Santa Monica and Sepulveda Boulevard will close this weekend for maintenance, according to Metro officials.
Starting on Friday, February 24 at 9 p.m. through Sunday, February 26...
Santa Monica Conservancy to be Honored for Reuse of Historic Shotgun House
Before the tiny house craze, there were shotgun houses, small narrow cottages that were once common in Santa Monica during the turn of the last century.
On May 3, the Los Angeles Conservancy will honor...
Santa Monica Gears Up to Celebrate Parks Day and Take Another Bike Ride with...
This Saturday, February 25, Santa Monicans will celebrate the opening of a new park, the renaming of another, and they will have a chance to take a bike ride with Mayor Ted Winterer.
Saturday's festivities will...
City Council Seeks Report on Implementation of Santa Monica’s Bike Action Plan
The Santa Monica City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to seek an update on the implementation on the city's six-year-old Bike Action Plan.
The item, which was placed on the agenda by Mayor Ted Winterer and...
Santa Monica City Council to Consider Divesting from Wells Fargo over Dakota Access Pipeline
Update: The City Council voted 5-to-0 to support divesting Santa Monica from Wells Fargo. Councilmembers Sue Himmelrich and Pam O'Connor were not present for the vote. Himmelrich recused herself from the vote because she...
Santa Monica to Celebrate Parks Day on February 25
Via the City of Santa Monica.
On Saturday, February 25, 2017, the City of Santa Monica will host Parks Day, Come Play! a community event celebrating:
The grand opening of Ishihara Park, a new 2.35-acre...
Earthquake Retrofitting Ordinance Goes Before Santa Monica City Council Tuesday
The Santa Monica City Council Tuesday will consider a comprehensive earthquake retrofit ordinance that could affect more than 17,000 apartments or condos in more than 2,000 buildings throughout the city.
The Los Angeles Times called...
Transformative Plans for Lincoln Boulevard Head to Planning Commission Wednesday
The Planning Commission will weigh in Wednesday on plans for the first stage of an overhaul of the southern stretch of Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica that will transform the former highway into a...
Maintenance on Expo Line Shuts Down Tracks Between Culver City and Bundy Stations
If you are planning to travel on the Expo line this weekend, be prepared for some slowdowns.
Metro announced this week that starting at Friday, February 10 at 9 p.m. through Sunday, February 12, the...
Santa Monica Taps Tim Dodd as First Chief Performance Officer
Via the City of Santa Monica
City Manager Rick Cole has selected Tim Dodd to join his executive team as the City’s first Chief Performance Officer (CPO). Dodd will help build a performance management system...
Santa Monica’s Safe Routes to School Program Encourages Kids and Parents to Ditch the...
This Saturday, families will gather in Virginia Avenue Park for the first Kidical Mass family bike ride of 2017.
Taking its name from “Critical Mass,” large social bike rides organized to make bike riding more...
Officials: Santa Monica High School Currently on Lockdown Due to Police Activity in the...
UPDATE: As of 1:50 p.m., the lockdown has been lifted, according to SMPD officials.
Santa Monica High School is currently on lockdown due to police activity in the area, according to a District officials.
In a tweet...
Workers Compensated Nearly $100,000 in Settlement with Santa Monica Shore Hotel
Three employees of the Shore Hotel in Santa Monica have been compensated nearly $100,000 in back pay as part of a settlement of a complaint filed by the General Counsel’s Office of the National...
Santa Monica’s Earthquake Retrofit Requirements Could Impact More than 17,000 Units
Santa Monica released a list Tuesday of more than 17,000 apartments or condos in more than 2,000 buildings that will require further study under the city’s new earthquake retrofit requirements.
The list also included commercial...
Coalition Launches Yes on H for Quarter-Cent Sales Tax to End Homelessness
Via Streetsblog L.A. Measure H will be on the ballot in every jurisdiction in L.A. county this March 7, including Santa Monica.
The Yes on H campaign kicked off Monday morning. The kickoff featured a broad array...
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