Councilmembers who want to "discuss" something at an official meeting will have to first win the approval of the City Attorney and City Manager following last month’s
California’s public schools have a numbers problem —and it’s not just that their students don’t score very highly in national tests of mathematics ability.
Their other numbers
Dear Editor,
Unfortunately, I believe I can add to the Daily Press story "Homeless man fondles woman after breaking into her home" (September 12, 2024), which documented the
Throughout August and September, Ready To Succeed has been at multiple area campuses, giving out 28-piece curated dorm room sets and helping foster youth move into their dorm rooms.
Affordable housing developer to purchase popular pet store location for more senior housing
In a move that almost snuck under the radar last month, Santa Monica City Council voted 4-3
Will artificial intelligence be the doom of political integrity? Or will it help promote election law compliance in California? Depends on who you ask, according to a panel of tech
Project 2025, the 900-page conservative playbook for the next Republican president, issues an ultimatum for California: track and report abortion data to the federal government or risk losing billions in
A major step was taken this past week toward separating the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) into school districts for the two cities.
On Sept. 12, SMMUSD and the
It’s been a little more than two months since the US Supreme Court gave cities the green light to crack down on homeless encampments. Already, Santa Monica has barred
Imagine using your credit card to buy something, knowing that by the time you finish paying off the debt, you’ll have spent nearly double the original price due to
