By Daily Press staff
Just how much impact do we humans have on the environment? Explore the answer this month at Santa Monica College. This month SMC is continuing its
By Daily Press staff
From the classics to the modern and beyond, the Santa Monica College music department will present an eclectic mix of musical performances during its November concert
By Daily Press staff
St. Joseph Center, a social service organization helping impoverished and homeless individuals and families, welcomed 60 supporters to an open house at its temporary 400 West
By Daily Press staff
Here’s your chance to be a master in Mexican and Latin dance. The Santa Monica College Dance Department will present Susan Cashion, renowned Stanford University
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica College Photography Gallery is presenting a special benefit exhibit, “Kameras for Kids,” of images taken by children from Sri Lanka and Benin, West
Let there be light: Leaders shelling out for street lamps
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks
✆ “The tool for affordable housing already exists, it’s called eminent domain. We certainly don’t have to go through the charade of developer fees. Councilmen Genser, Bloom and McKeown
This past week, Q-line asked: “Was the City Council correct in its assertion that higher developer fees will equal more affordable housing or was the hike an unnecessary passing
Cold war at SMC satellite shows signs of thawing
BUNDY CAMPUS — Regional officials continue to meet in the hopes that Santa Monica College’s Bundy campus will become more accessible
PICO BOULEVARD — Unsure of the nature of his problem, police spent nearly 12 hours on Thursday attempting to talk a man off the roof of an apartment building.
The man,
By Daily Press staff
Once you’ve walked for diabetes as mentioned above, it’s time to walk to end hunger.
On Sunday, Oct. 23, the Westside Food Bank will
