Week of April 2, 2018
Street Lighting Modernization Program
For the week of April 2, construction will be taking place in the following locations: 16th St between Pico Blvd and
The Santa Monica Public Library presents Caturday at the Library, a fun-filled day of cat-tivities and real kitties, on Saturday, April 7, from 10:30 a.m. to
The spring 2018 issue of Santa Monica Review (SMR)—Santa Monica College’s (SMC) esteemed bi-annual literary arts journal—is now available. SMR is the only nationally distributed literary
There will be no April Fools edition of The Daily Press this year due to the date falling on a Sunday. The paper doesn’t have a dedicated Sunday paper;
The same woman who helped revolutionize the local food movement by growing lettuce in her backyard for Alice Waters and Wolfgang Puck is now baking bread for Santa Monica tables.
Hidden beneath all the hype in Santa Monica surrounding the dockless scooter app Bird, there’s a second electric vehicle company in town still zooming under the radar. If you
The LA Spanish School at Euclid Park (and Garden)
Diana Albarracin teaches Spanish as a second language for all ages. She has provided a variety of programs through the City
Community service, be it through volunteer opportunities or project funding, is the cornerstone of being a Lion.
On March 17, the Santa Monica Lions participated in the 4th Annual Lions
The Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District is debating the future of its spending in the event revenues decline.
At a March 20 budget workshop board meeting, SMMUSD analyzed their
Daniel Figueroa, teacher at New Roads School in Santa Monica, was one of 10 teachers from around the country honored recently by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY)
Santa Monica’s civic leaders are concerned about the retail apocalypse damaging the city’s economy but if Hollywood is to be believed, the city’s tech industry can withstand
The City of Santa Monica will not pursue new legislation to enforce local election laws but will instead ask for more communication from state regulators when their investigations cross into
