With reports of police brutality cropping up nationwide, it’s little wonder that more and more Americans are concerned that law enforcement officials are becoming a law unto themselves.
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By Lori Emerson Santa Monica
As a frequent writer to the opinion section of the SMDP, usually complaining about the vagrancy problem and the City Council’s refusal to do
City officials are seriously considering restoring commercial boating by building a gangway at the Santa Monica Pier, where visitors would be able to embark on sight-seeing boat tours and
By Daily Press staff
There are openings for peer counselors at Center for Healthy Aging (CHA) in Santa Monica. For people 55 and older, the position includes an eight-session
The program consisted of lectures at universities, as well as interaction with students from 6th to 11th grade. The trip was completely funded by NEH, including a $1,000 stipend
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By Jack Neworth Santa Monica
Joe Lieberman showed his true colors, or rather, his true ego. Whatever he is, he is not a Democrat and should be stripped of any
By Morgan Bennett Santa Monica
I was at the gym today and I saw a half drunk bottle of “sports drink”just sitting there. I was so terrified by the
City officials are seriously considering restoring commercial boating by building a gangway at the Santa Monica Pier, where visitors would be able to embark on sight-seeing boat tours and