Where did all the kindergartners go?
Just 81 students enrolled in kindergarten for every 100 graduating seniors in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District last year, a trend revealed
City Hall needs more space for its employees and, in response, City Council will consider moving forward with two major projects on Tuesday.
One of the projects would be a
Community members are invited to participate in redesigning the Reed Park lawn by dropping by an interactive open house workshop Saturday, Jan. 24, from 10 a.m. to noon. In
Rob Rader has been elected Chair and Dr. Louise Jaffe Vice Chair of the Santa Monica Community College District Board of Trustees for 2015.
Rader succeeds Dr. Susan Aminoff and
Buddhism, Islamic Art, a City Garage world premiere and free entry to 20 museums are on my local cultural radar.
City Garage Theatre is consistent in one respect only: their
In the new film "Still Alice" we watch the beautiful and vivacious Julianne Moore deteriorate, disintegrate and disappear right before our eyes.
A celebrated linguistics professor at Columbia
The Santa Monica Police Department responded to 320 calls for service on Jan. 19. Below is a sampling of those calls chosen by the Santa Monica Daily Press staff.
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P32 Gallery presents Spiritual Journey, the gallery's second art exhibition featuring works by Chris Justice and Kimball Hall. The exhibition will run from Jan. 24 to Feb. 28.
A rebate program is offering water-saving rain barrels at little or no cost to Santa Monica residents and businesses as city officials continue their efforts to rein in water
Santa Monica READS, a community reading program that invites everyone in the community to read and discuss the same novel in free book discussions and events held throughout the city,
Residents are invited to come meet theirfriends and neighbors at the North of Montana Association annual meeting Saturday, Jan. 24. Get to know your Council members (including the new one)
