City Hall still has sights set on Sears property
Officials here are eyeing more than a half dozen properties throughout Santa Monica for possible purchase.
What they’ll be used
By Kelly Hayes-Raitt Santa Monica
Thank you for John Wood’s article, “Teacher unions flex political muscle” (SMDP, May 12, page 1). In an unprecedented effort, teachers and faculty
T he dust has finally settled around the aborted Community for Excellent Public Schools funding ballot initiative. It would have created a city charter amendment requiring Santa Monica to allocate
No butts about it: Malibu aims to clean beaches smoke-free beaches from Dockweiler Beach north to the Los Angeles-Ventura County line.
By LAUREN BONIFACIO Special to the Daily
Pop quiz: Unions set to mail questionnaire to candidates
The two unions representing local teachers in classrooms from kindergarten through college have joined forces to endorse candidates on the November
By Daily Press staff
Close to 1,600 third-and fourth-grade students from the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District were treated to a special concert by the Santa
Superintendent denies allegations of closing troubled school
OLYMPIC HIGH — Despite assurances from the school district’s top official that it’s business as usual at Olympic High School, students and
Meals on Wheels West honored their volunteers at a recognition breakfast this past week hosted by Le Merigot Beach Hotel & Spa in Santa Monica.
The breakfast recognized more than
By Daily Press staff
The tables will turn on hundreds of people who’ve given up their time to serve meals to those in need.
In the spirit of appreciation,
Santa Monica will take on caseload from Culver City Courthouse
SM COURTHOUSE — The Santa Monica Courthouse is taking the brunt of more county-wide budget cuts.
Officials on Thursday announced
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center will honor its more than 300 adult volunteers by hosting a “Volunteer Recognition Luncheon” at the DoubleTree Guest Suites in Santa
In Santa Monica and Malibu, the five languages most frequently spoken by English learners are Spanish, Farsi, Russian, Japanese and Korean, officials said.
The statewide test divides students into five
