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SANTA MONICA – SMC Chamber Choir Performs “Soul Singing: Coloring Outside the Lines” Concert June 1

The Santa Monica College Music Department is pleased to present “Soul Singing: Coloring Outside the Lines,” a performance by the SMC Chamber Choir. The concert will be held Saturday, June

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/ 25 May 2019

SANTA MONICA – SMC Chamber Choir Performs “Soul Singing: Coloring Outside the Lines” Concert June 1

MALIBU – City of Malibu and Sheriff’s Department Roll Out Beach Team and Additional Patrols

As the community prepares to welcome millions of visitors who come to enjoy Malibu’s world-famous beaches, mountains and scenery, the City and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s

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/ 25 May 2019

MALIBU – City of Malibu and Sheriff’s Department Roll Out Beach Team and Additional Patrols

Ocean Park Blvd. – Fairview Library Presents Connected Families: Robot Play Time

Children and families are invited to play with robots and coding toys at the Fairview Library on Wednesday, June 19 at 3:30 p.m. to complete challenges and ignite

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/ 25 May 2019

Ocean Park Blvd. – Fairview Library Presents Connected Families: Robot Play Time

Downtown – Stephen M. Silverman Presents The Amusement Park

Santa Monica Public Library presents Stephen M. Silverman, discussing his new book, The Amusement Park: 900 Years of Thrills and Spills, and the Dreamers and Schemers Who Built Them, on

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/ 25 May 2019

Downtown – Stephen M. Silverman Presents The Amusement Park

Citywide – SMMUSD Announces New Director of Purchasing, David E. Malone

The SMMUSD Board of Education approved the appointment of David E. Malone, CPSM as the new director of purchasing at its May 2, regular meeting. Malone’s appointment began on

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/ 25 May 2019

Citywide – SMMUSD Announces New Director of Purchasing, David E. Malone

Citywide – New Roads Middle School Crowned ‘streets To The Seas’ Champions For Third Consecutive Year

For the third year in a row, New Roads School’s Middle School students were named Streets to Seas champions. The team, which was made of ten seventh-graders, came

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/ 25 May 2019

Citywide – New Roads Middle School Crowned ‘streets To The Seas’ Champions For Third Consecutive Year

LOS ANGELES – Army veteran indicted in California bomb plot against rally

A U.S. grand jury has indicted an Army veteran in a plot to plant a bomb at a rally by white supremacists in California. The U.S. attorney'

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/ 24 May 2019

LOS ANGELES – Army veteran indicted in California bomb plot against rally

Citywide – National Charity League, Inc., Westside Chapter Celebrates The Senior Class Of 2019 For Philanthropic And Leadership Achievements

On Saturday, March 16, the Westside Chapter of National Charity League, Inc. honored 15 Los Angeles area high school seniors at its annual Senior Recognition Dinner held at Le Meridien

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/ 24 May 2019

Citywide – National Charity League, Inc., Westside Chapter Celebrates The Senior Class Of 2019 For Philanthropic And Leadership Achievements

Citywide – Crossroads swimmers place well at state meet

California hosts a championship meet in Clovis once a year where only the state’s top 40 swimmers are invited to attend. This esteemed competition is among the fastest high

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/ 23 May 2019

Citywide – Crossroads swimmers place well at state meet

LOS ANGELES – California sees more late-spring wintry weather

Memorial Day may be the unofficial start of summer, but California is heading toward the holiday with rainy, windy and snowy weather. A winter weather advisory was in effect Wednesday

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/ 23 May 2019

LOS ANGELES – California sees more late-spring wintry weather

SACRAMENTO – US won’t immediately give away $1B for California rail

The Trump administration will not immediately give $1 billion it revoked from California’s high-speed rail project to another project, according to a legal agreement reached Wednesday between the

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/ 23 May 2019

SACRAMENTO – US won’t immediately give away $1B for California rail

WASHINGTON – Harris’ bill seeks to address racial bias in maternal care

U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris is offering a new bill to address racial disparities in maternal health care, one of several plans by 2020 Democratic presidential candidates on the issue.

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/ 23 May 2019

WASHINGTON – Harris’ bill seeks to address racial bias in maternal care