CAST AWAY: Turnout on par with previous mid-term elections
CITYWIDE — Santa Monicans for Renters Rights will remain the ruling political party in city government after its candidates swept the
From pirates to ‘Family Guy,’ clubs bring students together
SAMOHI — The Simple Minds weren’t playing their hit song “Don’t You (Forget About Me).” There was no kleptomaniac shaking
By Daily Press staff
Talks of all things TV, film and theater continue at SMC. The Santa Monica College Academy of Entertainment and Technology’s entertainment industry speakers series extends
VIRGINIA AVENUE PARK — About 50 ballots cast on Tuesday might not be counted for a month after the election because of delays caused by a county worker who arrived late
New faces on board for SMC and schools
CITYWIDE — The next term for School Board, Rent Control Board and Santa Monica College Board of Trustees will be filled with a
Tales of theft haunt cyclists
DOWNTOWN — A customer walked into the Performance Bicycle Shop on Monday to replace a bike that had been stolen on the beach earlier that day.
They come from an orphanage located in Moshi, a village located at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro. “TunaHAKI,” the name the orphanage bears, means “we have the right,” a meaningful
CENTINELA AVENUE — It was noise that was both startling and strange enough to draw three children out of a house in curiosity.
Whispering in their native Swahili tongue, the kids
District preschool pact would end partnership with the Easter Seals
SMMUSD HDQTRS — The school district is considering resuming financial control over a $1 million preschool program in Santa Monica after
Seems like old times with exemption gripes
PACIFIC STREET — A Santa Monica property owner who has been caught lying to the Rent Control Board at least two times in order
Non-profits among no-nos
CITY HALL — A hefty 32 pages — listing the names of organizations, schools and companies — has dictated campaign financing for the City Council incumbents who are
The likes of Swingers kick it up a notch at night
CITYWIDE — The real party starts after the bars and clubs close.
The intermittent restaurants that stay open into the
