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County Awarded Nearly $4.6 Million In State Funding to help house children

More children across Los Angeles County will have help finding homes thanks to an influx of cash from the state. The California Department of Social Services recently notified the Los

By Guest Author

/ 27 Jan 2020

County Awarded Nearly $4.6 Million In State Funding to help house children

Assemblymember Bloom Urges MLB to Hold the Houston Astros Accountable for their Actions

Santa Monica’s representative in Sacramento has officially voiced his outrage at the Astros’ cheating scandal. Earlier this week, Assemblymember Richard Bloom (D-Santa Monica) introduced House Resolution 74 to

By Guest Author

/ 27 Jan 2020

Assemblymember Bloom Urges MLB to Hold the Houston Astros Accountable for their Actions

Assistant City Manager Katie Lichtig Announces Retirement After 35 Years of Public Service

After 35 years of dedication to local and federal government, Assistant City Manager Katie Lichtig announced plans to retire from public service. Katie returned to Santa Monica in 2017 as

By Guest Author

/ 27 Jan 2020

Assistant City Manager Katie Lichtig Announces Retirement After 35 Years of Public Service

Kobe Bryant, daughter killed in copter crash, 7 others dead

By STEFANIE DAZIO CALABASAS, Calif. (AP) — NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter and seven others were killed in a helicopter crash on a steep hillside in dense

By Associated Press

/ 26 Jan 2020

Kobe Bryant, daughter killed in copter crash, 7 others dead

Community gathers to celebrate UCLA Breast Center Santa Monica

Being diagnosed with cancer can be a scary time in one’s life as the disease often takes an emotio

By Brennon Dixson

/ 25 Jan 2020

Community gathers to celebrate UCLA Breast Center Santa Monica

Primer: Geofencing

Editor’s note: The Daily Press is launching a new weekly series, Primer. Each Saturday, our report

By Madeleine Pauker

/ 25 Jan 2020

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California-Hawaii Elks Association Vice President Alyssa Santos, First Gentleman Tom Roszhart, Exalt

By Editor

/ 25 Jan 2020

Letter To The Editor – Water rates increasing

Dear Editor: The city is proposing water and wastewater water (sewer) rates increases. It is compli

By Guest Author

/ 25 Jan 2020

Letter To The Editor – Water rates increasing

Your Column Here – Police 101: Behind the Blue Wall

By Christina Hoag The patrol officer and I were just hitting the street to start night watch when t

By Guest Author

/ 25 Jan 2020

Public Defender Leads $1.2 Million Mental Health Diversion Grant

The LA County Public Defender’s Office is the lead agency for a $1.2 million grant to divert people suffering from mental illness out of jail and into treatment.

By Guest Author

/ 25 Jan 2020

Public Defender Leads $1.2 Million Mental Health Diversion Grant

New Requirements for Massage Establishments to Prevent Human Trafficking

Scheduled for January 28, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will consider new requirements for massage businesses (establishments) to help prevent human trafficking and protect public health and safety.

By Guest Author

/ 25 Jan 2020

New Requirements for Massage Establishments to Prevent Human Trafficking

Students Invited to Submit Original Artwork for the City’s 2020 Student Art Exhibit

The City of Malibu and the Harry Barovsky Memorial Youth Commission invite local students to participate in the 2020 Student Art Exhibit, which opens with a public reception Friday, February

By Guest Author

/ 25 Jan 2020

Students Invited to Submit Original Artwork for the City’s 2020 Student Art Exhibit