By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College will pay tribute to actor James Dean — one of its most famous alumni — with a screening of the recently released documentary “James Dean:
Class action: Cities solving parking woes BUNDY OPEN FOR BUSINESS
SMC — A parking and traffic crisis that’s been simmering all summer for Santa Monica College will likely be paved
By Daily Press staff
You’re an artist. There’s no workers’ union. There’s no workers’ comp. You employ yourself. How are you to function in society without many
By Daily Press staff
This fall, it’ll be a time to reflect on summer. Santa Monica College’s Emeritus College will present “Summer Reflections,” the fall 2005 student art
Governor’s school funding formula under legal attack
SACRAMENTO — Local education leaders are suing Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in an effort to recoup funding they claim was promised for California’s
GIVING IT UP Councilmembers will also consider allowing the Santa Monica Parent Teacher Student Association to hold its annual college fair at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium for free.
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WILL COST $250K Councilmembers also will consider shelling out almost $243,000 for the cleanup of contaminated soil along an 8-acre plot of land at
Santa Monica officials are considering cleanup options ly $120 million for the cleanup.
City attorneys and lawyers who represented them currently are embroiled in a bitter lawsuit over contingency fees
By Daily Press staff
City Hall is building up the community’s young girls to be self sufficient and resourceful.
A group of 6th, 7th and 8th grade girls will
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SMMUSD HDQTRS — School district officials are re-evaluating their behavior in the aftermath of a board member bringing former gang members onto a local high school campus to tell
SMC professors still hammering out deal
SMC — Santa Monica College has approved salary increases for hundreds of employees who have not had a raise in years — a bone of contention
Sri Lankans happy to see local Red Cross students
By WINTER JOHNSON Special to the Daily Press
After a three-week humanitarian trip to Sri Lanka, three Santa Monica youth
