By SHRADDHA R. JAISWAL Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica College officials are busy attempting to put the pieces back together, trying to bolster the school’s reputation and
Teacher-district committee to explore CalPERS alternatives
Teachers lose some PPO benefits, receive modest pay raise. Committee to seek alternatives to CalPERS DISTRICT HDQTRS. — After more than a year of
A group of Malibu parents are pushing to split Malibu from the Santa Monica- Malibu Unified School District. According to the group’s organizer, the following must be proved for
Breaking up may be hard to do for Malibu residents, who feel like a ‘second thought’ to district
MALIBU — Residents of this well-heeled, rural community are spearheading a formal
By DANIELE HAMAMDJIAN Special to the Daily Press
The classic “One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest” by playwright Dale Wasserman has been revived in an inaugural production by a
Team backs three local school board candidates
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
MID CITY — With local election campaigns heating up, a group of teachers and faculty
By Daily Press staff
Eight Los Angeles high school students each received an award of $10,000 from the Santa Monica-based Milken Family Foundation’s scholars program.
The 2004
By Daily Press staff
New York Stock Exchange Chairman John Reed delivered the commencement address Monday at graduation ceremonies for the Pardee RAND Graduate School (PRGS), which awarded a record
Susan Aminoff, a candidate for the Santa Monica College Board of Trustees this November, is one of several people who have been recognized for her labor-management efforts.
The Joint
Officials urge WNV precautions
By DANIELE HAMAMDJIAN Special to the Daily Press
WILSHIRE BOULEVARD — Health officials suspect the West Nile Virus might hit Santa Monica.
“The virus is moving pretty
By MARKET BY JODI SUMMERS
(Editor’s note: This is the first in a series about the historical landmarked properties in Santa Monica).
There are many properties in Santa Monica
Ousted school principal wishes no one ‘ill will’
By JOHN F. MULLER Special to the Daily Press
LINCOLN BLVD. — Less than six months since its top administrator used a school
