CITYWIDE - Santa Monica's e-cigarette ordinance has been on the books for two months, but vape stores are flourishing.
One vape store, established before the ordinance, says business
Gail Pinsker started this past week in her post as the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District's public relations officer, a new full-time position that officials hope
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD - The Landmarks Commission officially designated a set of Pico neighborhood properties as Structures of Merit, last week and the landowners, who want to develop condominiums are appealing the
What a difference a year and a pilot ordinance make.
In 2013, when City Council discussed requiring the public park-using fitness trainers to shell out permit fees, dozens of
The Santa Monica Police Department responded to 386 calls for service on Jan. 15. Below is a sampling selected by the Santa Monica Daily Press staff:
Fight, Ocean and Santa
The Church in Ocean Park will celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. with several events Jan. 18. First, Dr. David Horne will present a talk on "Martin
At its meeting on Jan. 15, the Board of Education approved the appointment of Evan Bartelheim as the new Director of Assessment, Research, and Evaluation.
The district's current
Brook Lynn Fraser is at a crossroads.
An audio recording engineer who is interested in moving into digital design, she has been taking courses at Santa Monica College and was
Watch out for that Frisbee -- or, rather, scores of them.
Santa Monica's beaches often host recreational games of catch with the trademarked flying disc, but this weekend they
On January 4
A department detective assigned to the robbery/homicide division received a telephone call from the victim in one of the detective's cases. The victim, upset
CITY HALL - Dozens of public speakers and seven City Council members agreed that some as-needed city workers should be brought on as salaried employees.
At the Jan. 13 meeting,
