The first batch of candidates for local offices have qualified for the November election.
One City Council candidate (Troy Harris) and two candidates for School Board (Alicia Mignano and Richard
By Rachel K. Landis, Laura J. Faherty and Mishka Terplan
The criminalization of abortion in some states after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision poses especially harmful health
SETH BORENSTEIN / AP Science Writer
Experts are ignoring the worst possible climate change catastrophic scenarios, including collapse of society or the potential extinction of humans, however unlikely, a group of
The Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD) is inviting locals to attend this year’s National Night Out (NNO) event at City Hall on Tuesday evening.
Police departments all over the
Southern California Edison (SCE) said a four-hour power outage on the Santa Monica Pier Sunday afternoon was caused by “bad cabling.” No injuries were reported due to the outage, despite
After two failed attempts at revising the City’s rent control rules, Council will make a third attempt this Wednesday after the most recent meeting set of a firestorm of
Crime Watch is culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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A woman under the auspices of Meetup created a group called Being Elder. Bree, living alone and with her two psychology degrees, jumped at the chance to facilitate such a
Santa Monica local and Journalist Andrew Dubbins has published his first non-fiction book, “Into Enemy Waters.”
The book tells the story of the World War II “frogmen” who became the
Dear Editor,
I’m writing this letter as it has become necessary to correct the twisted narrative that has been floating around about my position and intentions around the amendment
Badges: On Tuesday, July 27, 2022, Police Chief Ramon Batista and Deputy Chief Darrick Jacob, along with City Manager David White, Councilmember Phil Brock and Assistant City Clerk Niki Newsome,
Sameea Kamal / Special to the Daily Press
Rich Kinney readily concedes: Making it onto California’s November election ballot is a miracle.
The 66-year-old associate pastor and former mayor of
