The Santa Monica community is invited to participate in a competitive event aimed at building apps for multiple devices.
The "Internet of Things" hackathon, will be held on
This Saturday marks the 75th anniversary of the event called "Kristallnacht," the night of broken glass, Nov. 9, 1938, when Jewish businesses, temples, schools, hospitals and homes were
In recognition of Pacific Park's longtime support of local youth programs, the Santa Monica Police Activities League has honored Mary Ann Powell, CEO of Pacific Park on the
The Santa Monica Community College District is accepting applications for a seat on its Personnel Commission.
The departure of longtime commissioner Dolores Press leaves one open position on the five-
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The Fairmont Miramar has been in the news again recently. On Monday college students and others protested the way that Michael Dell arranged the purchase of the Miramar so
For Pacific Palisades attorney and freelance writer Paul Morantz 1978 was looking to be the best of years. And yet, at 32, 1978 was almost his last.
In February, Paul&
DOWNTOWN — Ann Mae Markin Plepler, longtime music teacher of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, died Oct. 22 at Saint John's Health Center during surgery following a
SMMUSD HDQTRS — The number of healthy fifth graders has increased districtwide over the last three years, but unfortunately so has the number of at-risk ninth graders, according to a
MALIBU — An environmental expert hired by the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District met with concerned parents, teachers and community members on Thursday for an update on many pressing questions
The Santa Monica Democratic Club will be hosting a symposium regarding high tuition costs at colleges and universities.
The meeting will cover issues including student loan debt, accessibility and diversity.
During his ill-fated run for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, John Edwards' campaign theme was "Two Americas." If anything, the income inequality Edwards referred to has
