By Daily Press staff
The local high school band is making a drive for new instruments. The Santa Monica High School Marching Band and Color Guard is conducting a music
By Daily Press staff
The SMC Emeritus college band will drum to the beat of a different conductor this month.
The 60-member concert band, part of SMC’s Emeritus
Abbot Kinney, Leo Carrillo buried at Woodlawn
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Attorneys for City Hall are expected to question the head of Woodlawn Cemetery next week, nearly two months after criminal and
By Daily Press staff
Here kitty, kitty. The Westside Hospital For Cats, a world renowned, cats only veterinary facility, is holding a cat adoption and kitty festival this Saturday, Feb.
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL — Elected leaders indicated late Tuesday a large chunk of Santa Monica taxpayers’ money should go toward stemming gang violence and
By Daily Press staff
The Super-Bowl-A-Thon is rolling back into town. More than 65 teams representing various businesses, community organizations, media and government compete with their bowling
Top administrators led out of offices at Woodlawn Cemetery, put on paid leave
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — A criminal investigation is underway at Santa Monica’s Woodlawn Cemetery, where two city-paid
By Daily Press staff
The elks are looking for their officer of the year. The Santa Monica Elks will be hosting officers from the Santa Monica Police Department, the FBI,
SMRR leader defends 1979 rent control law
A group of property owners has filed a lawsuit against City Hall in federal court, claiming Santa Monica’s 26-year-old rent
By Daily Press staff
A night of music, performance, bodypainting and interactive exploration to benefit Indian aid efforts will take place later this month at the UnUrban Cafe in Santa
Family of six forced out of Pico neighborhood homes they lived in for decades
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — A family of six was sent packing from their home in this eastside Santa
IN SANTA MONICA Three homicides occurred this year in Santa Monica. The first homicide was classified by the Los Angeles Police Department as “justifiable.” LA officers shot a Malibu man
