Dr. Alfred T. Quinn —the first African American teacher in Santa Monica and a former Santa Monica College trustee, dean and professor — passed away Wednesday at the age of 80.
By Thom Trybus Santa Monica
After reading the Feb. 21, 2003 Community Briefs column article entitled, “Music to their ears at the school district” twice, to make sure I read
By Daily Press staff
Dr. Peter Galier, an internal medicine specialist with the UCLA Medical Group in Santa Monica, has been elected chief of staff at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical
During the next few months, two special elections will be held in Santa Monica that will have an impact on property values: Prop. A providing homeowners with the right to
Board may give superintendent power to issue pink slips
More than 200 employees may lose their jobs at schools in Santa Monica and Malibu as educators struggle to cope with
By Marjorie Campbell Santa Monica
The school funding crisis is just one aspect of the breakdown of the social contract and can’t be remedied in the current political climate.
This past week, Q-Line asked, “What tax proposal would you support? Will you vote in favor of the flat $225 tax scheduled for the special election?”
Here are your
This past week, Q-Line asked, “What tax proposal would you support? Will you vote in favor of the flat $225 tax scheduled for the special election?”
Here are your
The school board last week voted to place a flat $225 tax proposal on the June 3 ballot. That means every parcel owner in Santa Monica and Malibu would pay
The school board last week voted to place a flat $225 tax proposal on the June 3 ballot. That means every parcel owner in Santa Monica and Malibu would pay
The school board last week voted to place a flat $225 tax proposal on the June 3 ballot. That means every parcel owner in Santa Monica and Malibu would pay
The Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce has announced that it will support a new proposed tax on property owners to fund the cash-strapped Santa Monica- Malibu Unified School District.
