The California Coastal Commission levied a record $15.5 million in fees and penalties against a developer who tore down two motels in Santa Monica and put up a luxury hotel.
"We as an agency have a mandate to encourage public access on the California coast and that means doing everything we can to ensure people can actually afford to stay here," Commission Chair Dayna Bochco said in a statement. "This fine is a shot across the bow t...
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