The young students sit around the edges of the carpet, legs crossed, backs straight, eyes closed.
After instructing them to raise their hands when they hear complete silence, Stefanie Goldstein
The Santa Monica Police Department responded to 343 calls for service on March 5. Below is a sampling of those calls chosen by the Santa Monica Daily Press staff.
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Will Rogers Learning Community families are excited about the annual online/silent auction that is happening right now. The online auction launched Feb. 25 and ends March 8. This
Imagine that your favorite national park (perhaps Yellowstone?) suddenly becomes the battleground for a horrific civil war. Instead of peace, there are explosions and gunshots. Animals hide. Tourists flee. An
On March 2 at approximately 8:35 a.m., a suspect was casing for unlocked vehicles in the subterranean garage at the 800 block of 4th Street when he was
March is National Kidney Month and to mark it, Dr. Anjay Rastogi, UCLA Kidney and Hypertension specialist, and his UCLA team will hold a Kidney Health Fair on March 8
The Santa Monica Synagogue is inviting the public to participate in its annual carnival on March 8 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 18th Street between Broadway
Lemle Law Group, a Santa Monica-based personal injury law firm, launched a shoe drive to help the Soles4Souls Pair It Forward campaign reach its goal of collecting 1 million
On Monday, March 9, UCLA Xinachtli and the Pico Youth and Family Center will be hosting a family dinner night and panel discussion on Black and Brown Unity at the
Actor Harrison Ford crashed his plane at a golf course near Santa Monica Airport Thursday afternoon, according to sources at the airport.
Ford was piloting his Ryan PT-22, World
A county officer died in the line of duty in Santa Monica a hundred years ago this month.
Louis Allison was trying to protect the veteran residents of the Soldier&