New meanings are given to emancipation celebration
By TRAVIS PURSER Special to the Daily Press
Pierce Watson, an engineer and a black man, moved to Santa Monica 40 years ago
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Kiwanis Club has awarded the school district’s music scholarship program with $6,600.
The awards are divided into three divisions — middle school,
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica voters will be asked to shell-out $300 more in parcel taxes next year.
An ad-hoc committee created by the Santa Monica-Malibu
SCHOOLS, from page 1 Schools still face $1M in cuts
The cash-strapped school district got more than a million-dollar reprieve from the city council Tuesday.
The city of
Samohi seniors graduate
By TRAVIS PURSER Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica High School commenced its 148th graduating class Thursday night before a packed audience of more than 4,
Samohi juniors make trek on mountain bike; beach cruiser
By JONATHAN PERSKY Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica residents Max Dean Goldstein and Mark Hunter rode their bicycles onto
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education is inviting all district personnel, parents, and community members to evaluate Superintendent John Deasy’s performance.
Beginning June 17, the
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College’s Fourth of July celebration will be held a few days early this year.
“Celebrate America” will take place Saturday, June 29 and
New leadership needed at Samohi, superintendent says
Good or bad, changes are coming to Santa Monica High School.
That’s because Samohi’s new principal plans to whip students and
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica High School was nearly locked down by police Thursday after a criminal escaped custody at the courthouse and entered campus.
The man, whose identity
By Daily Press staff
The John Muir Elementary School PTA will host a walk to benefit the small Ocean Park neighborhood school.
By walking one mile from the school, which
By Daily Press staff
A Santa Monica College class is about to go where none of its classes have gone before.
The college will offer students a three-credit course
