By Daily Press staff
Teachers in Santa Monica and Malibu are dissatisfied with the new mandatory standards-based report card, according to Harry M. Keiley, president of the Santa Monica-
Local 8 FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 2006 A newspaper with issues City takes hydrogen fuel for test drive
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
CITY YARDS — While the term
By Daily Press staff
SEVENTH STREET — The orange hazard sign in the roadway here on Wednesday said it all: Crew working in trees.
A project launched to improve safety throughout
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica residents have to help shape how the local school district spends taxpayer money.
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education is
By BRIAN HEPP
Changes in the economy occur regularly, but unfortunately they rarely follow any set schedule and they can be hard to predict. At times you might wish you
By TOM GRUBISICH Special to the Daily Press
They called themselves the “lifers.” Nine years ago, they were playful kindergarteners at St. Monica Catholic Elementary School. Now, standing before schoolmates,
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
WEST LA — Ponciano Lopez’s ritual of riding the bus to go shopping and eat lunch each Tuesday may never be the
By Daily Press staff
In the name of community, residents are being asked to open up their veins and let their blood flow.
The American Red Cross will hold a
Convenient truths
Why make communities more sustainable? We all experience air pollution in the South Coast Air Basin which affects public health. We are becoming aware of the consequences of
By Abby Sher Santa Monica
Thank you for your attention to my red line project (SMDP, June 10-11, page 1). An important correction, or perhaps I should say amplification.