Community - SMDP (Page 29)

Downtown Santa Monica, Inc. Aligns on Priorities for the District

At its November 17 meeting, the 13-member Board of Directors for Downtown Santa Monica, Inc. (DTSM) charged with the stewardship of the 30-block property-based assessment district identified and approved six

By Guest Author

/ 12 Dec 2022

Downtown Santa Monica, Inc. Aligns on Priorities for the District

Westside Food Bank Launches Million Meals Match

Westside Food Bank is providing a one-to-one match for every dollar donated to its Million Meals Match campaign through the end of 2022. The Johnny Carson Foundation, Westside Food Bank

By Guest Author

/ 12 Dec 2022

Westside Food Bank Launches Million Meals Match

PNI Researchers Find Innovative, Scalable Way to Accurately Diagnose Patients’ Cognitive Conditions

Researchers from the Pacific Neuroscience Institute (PNI) at Providence Saint John’s Health Center have discovered a novel method to accurately identify and diagnose patients with cognitive impairments using functional

By Associated Press

/ 12 Dec 2022

PNI Researchers Find Innovative, Scalable Way to Accurately Diagnose Patients’ Cognitive Conditions

Annual Landlord/Tenant Forum Held on December 14, 2022

On Wednesday, December 14, 2022, from 4 to 6 p.m., the Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office and the Rent Control Agency will host their annual Landlord/Tenant Forum.

By Associated Press

/ 10 Dec 2022

Annual Landlord/Tenant Forum Held on December 14, 2022

Former TSA Officer Sentenced to Nearly 6 Years in Federal Prison for Attempting to Smuggle Methamphetamine Through LAX

A former Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officer was sentenced to 70 months in federal prison for smuggling what he believed was methamphetamine through Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in exchange

By Associated Press

/ 10 Dec 2022

Former TSA Officer Sentenced to Nearly 6 Years in Federal Prison for Attempting to Smuggle Methamphetamine Through LAX

Los Angeles City Council Bans Expanded Polystyrene

Los Angeles City Council unanimously passed three plastic reduction ordinances, supported by Reusable LA. These new laws ban the distribution and sale of expanded polystyrene (EPS) products, close loopholes in

By Associated Press

/ 9 Dec 2022

Los Angeles City Council Bans Expanded Polystyrene

Officials grant Los Angeles girl’s request to keep unicorn

Rules are rules. Animal control officials in Southern California have granted permission for a little girl to keep a unicorn at home, provided she follows strict guidelines. Los Angeles County

By Associated Press

/ 9 Dec 2022

Officials grant Los Angeles girl’s request to keep unicorn

Annual Polar Bear Swim Set for December 18 at the Annenberg Community Beach House

The annual Polar Bear Swim at the Annenberg Community Beach House will take place on Sunday, December 18, from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. The Beach House Polar Bear

By Associated Press

/ 7 Dec 2022

Annual Polar Bear Swim Set for December 18 at the Annenberg Community Beach House

Volunteer Registration Now Open For 2023 Homeless Count

The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) has opened registration for the 2023 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count. In 2023, the Homeless Count will occur during the evening on January

By Associated Press

/ 7 Dec 2022

Bring Your Pooch to the City of Malibu’s Santa Paws, a Holiday Celebration for Dogs and Their Humans

Join the City of Malibu for furry, holiday fun for two-legged and four-legged community members at Santa Paws, a Holiday Celebration for Dogs and Their Humans on Sunday, December 11,

By Associated Press

/ 6 Dec 2022

Bring Your Pooch to the City of Malibu’s Santa Paws, a Holiday Celebration for Dogs and Their Humans

Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur Introduces First Two Bills on Swearing In Day

Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur (D-West Hollywood) has introduced AB 3, the California Offshore Wind Energy and Jobs Act, to facilitate and expedite offshore wind energy projects necessary to combat climate

By Associated Press

/ 6 Dec 2022

As COVID-19 Cases and Hospitalizations Rise, Boosters and Masking in Indoor Public Spaces Strongly Recommended

The county’s case rate is now 185 new cases per 100,000 people, and the COVID-19 hospital admission rate is 11.9 per 100,000 people, moving the CDC

By Associated Press

/ 6 Dec 2022

As COVID-19 Cases and Hospitalizations Rise, Boosters and Masking in Indoor Public Spaces Strongly Recommended