MALIBU The homeless population of Los Angeles County is feeling the love from Hollywood.
Some of the Midnight Mission’s biggest celebrity ambassadors will lend their talents tonight for a
Study links graduation rates to incidents of violent crime
CITYWIDE The number of violent crimes in the state of California will decrease substantially if more funds are channeled into school
House finally has a home
CITY HALL The last remaining intact “shotgun house” in Santa Monica was provided a caretaker Tuesday night when the City Council granted a 20-year-
Construction approved despite considerable reluctance by residents
CITY HALL A new two-story residential construction project — one of two ruffling feathers in the Third Street Historic District — got the official
Ficus trees spared for the time being
CITY HALL The ficus trees in Downtown Santa Monica — the root of controversy pitting environmentalists against city officials — got a temporary reprieve on
AIRPORT COURTHOUSE Miscommunication was the culprit behind why Daniel Baldwin missed a scheduled court appearance here last Friday, causing a Los Angeles Superior Court judge to issue a warrant for
SACRAMENTO First, Harry Keiley advocated for the public school teachers in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District. Now, he’ll take his advocacy to the state capital to battle
Residents mull transportation issues in updating LUCE plan
About 100 residents and local business owners participated in a city-sponsored workshop focused on alleviating transportation woes in Santa Monica. The
Finding “the one” during the holidays can happen in the most unexpected places.
The holidays are the time of year when more than 80 million single Americans tend to yearn
DATE Sparking relationships may be just a quick download away THE PROFILE GUESSING GAME STILL SEARCHING
CYBERSPACE It’s not just children who write letters to Santa Claus.
“Santa, I’
Local filmmaker gets notice
CITYWIDE When Steven Barber was forced out of an advertising company two years ago after more than two decades in the field, the last place he
District opens up to residents
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By Melody Hanatani
Daily Press Staff Writer
WILMONT — Caught between the top-notch selections of Lincoln Middle School and private schools like Archer and
