Youth want more influence
Students and youth activists on Tuesday called for the creation of a permanent Youth Commission at City Hall to better represent the views of Santa Monica’
New tax would net more than $6 million for district
Chances are if you live in Santa Monica or Malibu, someone from the school district may be calling you in
District combats name-calling, bullying with experimental program
Outside the principal’s office at Roosevelt Elementary School one recent afternoon, two guilty-looking kids sat on opposite sides of a
Samohi moving towards personalized education
Santa Monica will have six new high schools this fall.
Except they’ll all be under the guise of Santa Monica High School and on
Some say petition could damage tax proposal
A citizens group may propose an initiative that would require the cities of Santa Monica and Malibu to contribute more for their shared
New mayor wants city council meetings to be more concise
The upcoming year will be nothing short of challenging, but Santa Monica’s new mayor said he’s ready for
In a special March election, Santa Monica College’s $160 million bond measure to fund the school’s facilities was passed by voters.
The money will be used to renovate
This past week, Q-Line asked: “Does the lack of funding for public education in California concern you? Why or why not?” Here are your responses: ■ “The many California school
California is dealing with a major budget crisis. The state is in the red by over $30 billion, and in Santa Monica, as well as other cities and towns, public
By SEAN DALY Special to the Daily Press
NEW YORK CITY – Leonardo DiCaprio would like to get something off his chest: “I remember when I was very young, stealing some
California is dealing with a major budget crisis. The state is in the red by over $30 billion, and in Santa Monica, as well as other cities and towns, public
California is dealing with a major budget crisis. The state is in the red by over $30 billion, and in Santa Monica, as well as other cities and towns, public
