Activist draws corelation between violence, poverty
An emergency meeting was called this week by residents concerned about gang violence in their neighborhood.
Oscar de la Torre, director of the Pico
Resident differ on Fourth of July celebration This past week, Q-line asked: “Is it important for Santa Monica to have a Fourth of July celebration? Would you help pay
Almost 9.5 million people call this area their home spurt, adding 640 residents per day, followed by New York, Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif. and Atlanta.
Just under 9.5
Santa Monica College announced last month that because of severe financial cutbacks on the state level, it is too broke to throw the city’s only July 4th fireworks celebration.
Santa Monica College announced last month that because of severe financial cutbacks on the state level, it is too broke to throw the city’s only July 4th fireworks celebration.
Residents angry over violence
By Daily Press staff
Two shootings in the past two days has residents on edge in an eastside Santa Monica neighborhood.
The shootings, which occurred on
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center recently honored its more than 600 active volunteers by hosting a volunteer recognition luncheon.
The center recognized 121 volunteers who
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica officials will appear on KCET’s “California Connected” from 8 to 9 p.m. tonight to discuss the city’s homeless population. The channel
By Daily Press staff
More than 40 low-income seniors on the westside gathered last Saturday for a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party in Marina Del Ray organized by St.
By Daily Press staff
The Angeles Girl Scout Council recently honored 33 adult volunteers for their commitment to scouting and the girls in their community. Five of the honorees are
By Daily Press staff
St. Joseph Center will hold its 18th Annual Dinner Dance and Auctions on Saturday, May 10th in the Crystal Ballroom of the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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