Terry O'Day

Santa Monica City Council member

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Santa Monica City Council member and co-founding Executive Director of Environment Now; former vice-chair of the City of Santa Monica Planning Commission and co-chair of Save Our City

Terry O'Day on KCRW

This past Saturday, DnA and KCRW convened something called a “design jam,” a group brainstorming session.

What we learned from “Flipping the Bird”

This past Saturday, DnA and KCRW convened something called a “design jam,” a group brainstorming session.

from Design and Architecture

The  Bergamot Transit Village  was barely approved by the City Council by a vote of four to three.

Will Santa Monica's Growing Pains Mean Agony Region-wide?

The Bergamot Transit Village was barely approved by the City Council by a vote of four to three.

from Which Way, L.A.?

If you've been to the beach in Santa Monica or sampled the shopping or nightlife lately, you've driven around the traffic cones and seen scaffolding around new buildings.

Should Santa Monica Grow Up or Maintain a Low Profile?

If you've been to the beach in Santa Monica or sampled the shopping or nightlife lately, you've driven around the traffic cones and seen scaffolding around new buildings.

from Which Way, L.A.?

More from KCRW

"I look at the tortilla and work with its natural texture. It becomes a collaboration where the tortilla may suggest things."

from Good Food

Tortilla packages don't generally get the same design love as potato chips but with this year's Tortilla Tournament contenders, the tide may be turning.

from Good Food

LA’s iconic hillside stilt houses have been destroyed in many disaster movies, but in real life, they offer residents a thrilling perch in the clouds.

from Greater LA

Since 1923, LA’s Roman-inspired stadium has hosted key moments in U.S. history, including Olympic Games, plus visits from international luminaries and U.S. presidents.

from Greater LA

A new residency for Ukrainian artists in LA allows six filmmakers and art historians to take a break from Russian shelling and soak up LA’s art and culture.

from Greater LA

KCRW follows a fish’s journey from the ocean in Japan to a plate on one of LA’s most exclusive tables.

from Greater LA

Because of “co-location,” a public school and a charter school in LA are sharing the same space. It’s happening district-wide, and few seem happy about it.

from Greater LA