After months of discussion about the future of the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, appointed community members and other interested citizens will soon grapple with the issue in a simulated yet
One year ago today, City Council spent a couple hours discussing strategies for engaging a more diverse group of Santa Monicans, particularly the youth.
Last week, city officials released a
The Board of Education will consider selecting a seventh member to fill the seat left vacant by State Senator Ben Allen (D-Santa Monica) at its meeting this Thursday.
Ten
USC Sea Grant launched the Urban Tides Photo & Video Contest recently along with partners Heal the Bay, Aquarium of the Pacific, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, Los Angeles Waterkeeper, and The
A District-wide survey of parents in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District elicited a strong response from participants and garnered across-the-board high marks for the District&
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As the city creates criteria for the new city manager, I hope careful focus will be made to what is appropriate compensation. There was a big problem with the
CURIOUS CITY -- So there was this poor English kid from Bristol whose mother was locked away in an institution in 1913 by his father, for the depression she suffered after
The Santa Monica Police Department responded to 280 calls for service on Jan 11. Below is a sampling of those calls chosen by the Santa Monica Daily Press staff:
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On Jan. 13, The G2 Gallery and Venice Arts will present 224 Miles, a community-driven exhibit featuring work created by Venice Arts Students Leocadio Martinez, Zinnia Moreno, Chelsea Ramirez
The Human Relations Council of the Santa Monica Bay Area (HRC Santa Monica) has announced the launch of the Mark J. Benjamin Community Impact Awards nominations process.
The goal of
Five Santa Monica residents, including Mayor Kevin McKeown, were elected Sunday as delegates to the California Democratic Party Central Committee, which oversees the statewide party platform and Democratic endorsements.
McKeown,
A city board approved a new two-story apartment in the Ocean Park neighborhood despite frustrations expressed by residents and some hesitance by board members.
The developer is combining two
