The longstanding Black and Latino populations of Santa Monica now have two new holidays officially r
At 2:30 a.m. on the morning of Feb. 9, an agitated and divided City Council narrowly voted to author
A judge has agreed with a majority of Santa Monica councilmembers that current Councilman Oscar de l
During a Jan. 15 meeting the SMMUSD Board of Education will appoint a new member to fill City Counci
A BAD START GONE GOOD “Off to a Bad Start” was my headline for last week’s CURIOUS CITY column
Oscar de la Torre will be ending his 18-year tenure on the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board to assume a seat on City Council, where he seeks to continue his fight for racial justice and equitable access to opportunity.
The SMMUSD Board of Education is accepting applications to fill the vacancy left by Oscar de la Torr
In light of the current rise in COVID-19 cases, SMMUSD Superintendent Ben Drati will discuss the Dis
State Assemblymember Richard Bloom could be working on creating more affordable housing in Santa Mon
By Ileana Wachtel Sacramento lawmakers on July 27 will begin voting on controversial land-use and h
The founder of the Pico Youth & Family Center is stepping down at the end of the year. Oscar de la
