By Daily Press staff
Learn how to sell your business for the highest price. A workshop will be held on the topic on Sept. 13. Learn how to value and
By Daily Press staff
Three Santa Monica College students have received Transfer Alliance Program scholarships from UCLA that they will use when they begin classes at the Westwood campus Sept.
ical center, 1250 16th St. in Santa Monica. Reservations: (800) 516-5323. ■ Uncovering causes of incontinence, UCLA geriatrician Michelle Eslami and UCLA physical therapist Melinda Guttry offer a free health
By Daily Press staff
UCLA Healthcare is offering a wide range of free health education programs overthe next three months.
July’s programs include: ■ Planning for future health care, hosted
By Daily Press staff
Something got you down, but you aren’t sure what? Free depression and anxiety screenings are available now through June 30 at the California Graduate Institute
Hospital still expected to layoff employees to meet financial projections
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to Daily Press
More than 100 service workers from the Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center could
Profit estimates came up $18M short last year
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
UCLA Healthcare announced that it will lay off employees and eliminate jobs in both
✆ “Closing two lanes on Wilshire Boulevard would create a monumental traffic mess for Santa Monica residents. The city has already narrowed the street with its beautification islands project. Closing two
By Daily Press staff
More than 70 vendors, selling items ranging in price from $5 to $5,000, will be featured at the first-ever John Wayne Cancer Institute Auxiliary’
Nearly 100 tennis players, including several breast-cancer survivors, will serve aces against the disease this weekend.
The seventh annual Westside Challenge to Beat Breast Cancer tennis tournament will be