By Daily Press staff
The Board of Directors of the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce has voted to back the “Excellent Public Schools Charter Amendment” headed for the ballot box
By Daily Press staff
More than 800 members of the Santa Monica Malibu Classroom Teachers Association have joined thousands of educators across the country in demanding the resignation of U.
By LAUREN J. BONIFACIO Special to the Daily Press
It seems as though everyone in Santa Monica has a nightmare story to tell about the lack of parking here — and
By Daily Press staff
Overseas actors will spend a week at Santa Monica College and cap the visit with two performances of “Romeo and Juliet.”
Actors from the London Stage
Critics: Find own donors
The local school board hopes to decide on Thursday whether the wealthiest schools in the district should be forced to share some of their cash with
By Daily Press staff
Author Paula Woods will give a free lecture Feb. 26 on the topic of “Spooks, Spies and Private Eyes: Black Mystery, Crime & Suspense Fiction of
By Daily Press staff
In its continuing celebration of “Black History Month,” Santa Monica College will present a free lecture called “LA City Limits: African American Los Angeles from the
Barnum project almost complete
By Daily Press staff
Barnum Hall’s facelift is nearly complete.
Six Washintonia robusta palms, a large multi-trunk European fan palm, and birds of paradise
Board will discuss revised gift proposal on Thursday
Hoping to garner support for his controversial school gift policy, Santa Monica’s top educator released an amended version Friday that lets
By Daily Press staff
What started as an idea to paint two Greek columns on the wall surrounding the library doors at Lincoln Middle School grew to become a mural
Aging arc drops anchor in Samohi parking lot
SAMOHI — In the same week a sea lion surfaced in the central valley, swimming up area creeks and tributaries, an aging arc
By Daily Press staff
Those who want to dine and donate can belly up to The Counter. The Counter, 2901 Ocean Park Blvd., will give 20 percent of its proceeds
