Violence makes headlines. Violence prevention doesn’t usually reach the front page or the television screen.
Let’s take a moment to turn away from the horror of 18-year-olds murdering
The Downtown Santa Monica, Inc. (DTSM) Board of Directors and staff are fully aware of concerns regarding public safety along our beloved Third Street Promenade and the downtown district as
By Jason Ward
The state recently ordered cities across Southern California to plan for the construction of 1.3 million more housing units in the next eight years, including 8,
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My name is Sophia Hernandez and I am a freshman at Santa Monica High School. Recently there has been an increase in the amount of school shootings in the
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The recent op-ed regarding the Diablo Canyon nuclear reactors claims that there is “zero-carbon energy” produced by that PG&E facility. However, nuclear reactors emit radioactive carbon-14, plus
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