By Daily Press staff
A play chronicling the aftermath of Matthew Shepard’s murder comes to Santa Monica College in December.
The SMC Theatre Arts Department is presenting “The Laramie
By Daily Press staff
A local, one-woman workshop production is being extended into December.
The Ruskin Group Theatre announces that it is extending the production “A Distant Memory,” Jennifer
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s expenditures, which appear on the upcoming Santa
FAA still studying proposal submitted by City Hall
SANTA MONICA AIRPORT — Residents who believe airplanes are taking off and landing too close to their homes are waiting for a response
By Daily Press staff
14TH STREET — One of the city’s old-est houses was on the move again this weekend, this time finding a temporary home at the former
Students want better SMC parking access
CITY HALL — Santa Monica College gained a victory last week in its ongoing political gridlock with City Hall when elected officials agreed to let
Santa Monica city government prides itself on the opportunities it gives to citizens for public discourse. Residents are encouraged to be involved in local issues and over the years, they
City’s ability to house the homeless on decline
CITY HALL — A public hearing to discuss the city’s progress in fighting homelessness was put off on Tuesday, aggravating some
By Daily Press staff
Los Angeles City Councilman Bill Rosendahl and Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution (CRAAP) will hold a town hall meeting that will include a panel of experts
Council mulls extending SMC’s beach lot shuttle use
CITY HALL — An agreement that would allow Santa Monica College’s Bundy campus to become more accessible to its students — and
In December of 2001, SMC bought property at 3171 S. Bundy (Centinela) Drive for a new satellite campus. About $45 million was spent to purchase and renovate the old BAE
Deemed the last of its kind, ‘Shotgun’ house in disrepair
SM AIRPORT — A turn-of-the-century “shotgun” house — so named because a blast fired through the front door would
