Angel Law, 2601 Ocean Park Boulevard, Ste 205, Santa Monica, CA (2026)

Angel Law primarily represents environmental organizations, citizen groups and individuals in administrative proceedings before public agencies and in legal actions in courts at every level, to enforce environmental disclosure requirements, legally mandated procedures of environmental review, and substantive laws governing land use and resources protection such as coastal, water quality, planning

and zoning, subdivision and civil penalty statutes, as well as local coastal programs, general plans and local ordinances. Angel Law likewise assists parties in obtaining entitlements in existing urban communities to develop infill parcels or redevelop their property, consistently with smart growth principles.

04/23/2026

On April 20, 2026, Angel Law prevailed on its claims under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) in a case brought by the Santa Ana Short-term Rental Alliance against the city of Santa Ana, challenging the city council’s adoption of an ordinance that categorically banned all types of short-term rentals in Santa Ana’s 27-square mile incorporated territory. The Orange County Superior Court ordered the city to set aside its ordinance and proceed in accordance with CEQA. Read more on our website...

On April 20, 2026, Angel Law prevailed on its claims under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) in a case brought by the Santa Ana Short-term Rental Alliance against the city of Santa Ana, challenging the city council’s adoption of an ordinance that categorically banned all types of sho...

04/17/2026

Further coverage in the Easy Reader about our recent court victory concerning coastal short-term rentals in Hermosa Beach.

- by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach’s loss of a Short Term Rental (STR) lawsuit last week, Koerner v. Hermosa Beach, could, ironically, provide a financial

03/30/2026

Read about our latest court victory in The Hermosa Review!

"A Hermosa Beach resident has won a significant legal victory against the city's short-term rental enforcement regime, with a Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruling that the city's ban on short-term rentals in the coastal zone cannot be enforced until it receives approval from the California Coastal Commission."

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge tentatively sided with a local homeowner on Wednesday, finding the city acted outside its authority when it banned short-term rentals without state approval.

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