The Santa Monica community suffered a tragic loss last week when a 15-year-old high school student died at the hands of a suspected gang member. Gang violence continues
Three seats on City Council up for grabs this November
CITYWIDE — A grassroots movement is underway that aims to get thousands of people to force change in Santa Monica, particularly
Homelessness up 28 percent over ’99
CITYWIDE — The majority of Santa Monica’s homeless are white men who are most likely war veterans, mentally ill or chronic substance abusers.
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With someone celebrating their 50th birthday every seven seconds in America, Monika White’s job is about to get hectic. But she’s not a party planner or a gourmet
By Daily Press staff
It’s going to be a critical mass of bicyclists tonight at the pier. The Santa Monica Critical Mass, a group of bike enthusiasts, will gather
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica resident Rachel Dearborn will bicycle from Providence, Rhode Island to San Francisco this summer with Bike & Build, a nonprofit organization that mobilizes young
By Daily Press staff
The Center for Healthy Aging is developing a new transportation program for older adults. The program, ITNSantaMonica, is a replication of a successful program in Maine.
By Daily Press staff
It’s going to be a literary month at Santa Monica College. The SMC’s spring literary series begins March 2 and will feature several up-
Residents, and business and property owners were asked to pinpoint what they feel is right and wrong with downtown Santa Monica — specifically the Third Street Promenade — as well as ways
By Daily Press staff
Veteran fund-raising professional Elizabeth Stacey has joined the RAND Corporation, a nonprofit research organization, as executive director of development.
“Elizabeth will be a trusted member
By Daily Press staff
Ten years after being adopted by the Santa Monica Elks, a high school 10th grader who suffers from Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy was able to convey