Every Sundays edition for MANHATTAN BEACH, CA in 2026. 7 weekly recaps of council, school board, and planning board decisions. Latest in 2026: Manhattan Beach Parking and Public Improvements Commission recommends traffic calming.
The Manhattan Beach Parking and Public Improvements Commission left out a $250,000 to $450,000 sidewalk project but added road markings and reflectors.
Read full edition →A public speaker said the city lost trust during the last housing element cycle and asked for regular updates on future unit requirements.
Read full edition →Manhattan Beach City Council introduced new paid parking rules while advancing a ParkMobile contract change tied to a $1.1 million compensation increase.
Read full edition →A 5-0 vote sent new meter pricing and a five-year adjustment schedule to City Council, with changes proposed to start August 1, 2026.
Read full edition →Commissioners were largely comfortable with new portable sign rules in the Coastal Zone, but said benches in the public right-of-way may need a different route.
Read full edition →A proposed ordinance on parking pads drew repeated public comment, with residents arguing over painted markings, signs, blocked access, and who gets to define public space.
Read full edition →The City Council unanimously introduced Ordinance 26-00009, a package of housing code updates tied to state law, Local Coastal Program rules, and the city’s certified housing element.
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