ensure that district officials manage the money responsibly. To begin with, the revenues raised from Measure EE can only be used for 11 specific purposes. In addition, the revenues will
By Edmund Bravo Santa Monica
Regarding the recent spate of attacks on Santa Monica measure HH (VERITAS), I wonder where the sense of fair government got lost. Those who oppose
By Daily Press staff
Wise Senior Services opened this week a $3.6 million state-of-the-art adult day service center that is equipped and built with the needs
By Jean Gebman Santa Monica
A vote for Josefina Aranda can bring needed balance to the Santa Monica City Council.
Women, Hispanics and the Pico Neighborhood consistently remain under-represented
By Gloria Curiel-Parker Santa Monica
The recent media coverage has served to raise doubts in the minds of some regarding Oscar de la Torre’s eligibility to run for
By Daily Press staff
The Chamber of Commerce is hosting a political candidate forum today.
From 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m., nine city council candidates will
Chanting anti-war slogans and waving banners proclaiming peace, more than 150 Santa Monica College students protested a possible U.S. invasion of Iraq on Tuesday.
The protest was sponsored
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College will hold a tribute at its Sunday football game to honor a SMC coach and alumnus who, as a student, steered the Corsairs
Fire dept. on hand to free those trapped in Civic Center elevators
A construction crew working at an Ocean Avenue hotel allegedly cut a power line Monday, cutting off electricity
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica College music department will kick off its Fall Jazz Concert Series with two performances by the Jon Mayer Trio, with special guest artist
The wheels of the justice system are slowly rolling along for a Santa Monica mechanic accused of murder.
Michael Ward Bell, 53, a resident of Los Angeles, appeared in Santa
