• Santa Monica Daily Press
    Nearly 200 tents stand inches apart on the scorching gravel lots, many covered in blankets for an extra layer of relief from the desert sun. Outside, their occupants sit on hot ground or in folding chairs, nearby palm trees providing no shade. Despite 12 ...
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    The American Red Cross Los Angeles Region has announced that Joanne Nowlin has been named the new CEO of the...
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    Gia Kokotakis matter-of-factly announces her life plans in an old family video, the mere thought of which makes her chuckle....
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    Santa Monica’s Rent Control Board formed a subcommittee comprised of local commissioners who have been tasked with finding a replacement for the board’s general counsel.
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    Santa Monica NewsCity officials are proposing new rules governing rental units that would discourage or outright prevent landlords from offering leases of less than a year in length.
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    In the upcoming Presidential General Election, the program will expand to more than 300 secure and accessible boxes throughout the County, including Santa Monica. County officials are still conducting recruitment and selection for locations but the final ...
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    Despite safer-at-home orders, Westside beaches have remained packed with residents and tourists alike which has raised concerns of plastic pollution...
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    A day of book panels and signings with best-selling authors in the Young Adult world comes to Santa Monica this...
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    Usually in the NBA, a player starts to see his production and ability decline once he reaches the age of 30. Instead, J.J. Redick gets better. On Friday, the 30-year-old shooting guard set a new ...
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    New charges have been filed against a former University of Southern California campus gynecologist accused of sexually assaulting young women...
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    The Los Angeles Unified School District will launch an aggressive coronavirus testing and contact tracing program for all students, staff...
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    Last week, I wrote about the horrible traffic in Sunset Park and how it was most likely the number one contributor to air pollution in that neighborhood, Santa Monica Airport notwithstanding.
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    This “Santa Monica-based screenwriter” actually lives in Tarzana (in the Santa Monica Mountains…) so we had a good chuckle over a typical New York misapprehension about LA. But her novel’s no laughing matter; it’s an edge-of-your-seat thriller ...
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    The first locally-produced, hemp-based “milk” has hit the shelves of grocers throughout the Westside, and founders Drew Schwartz and Daniel...
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    The Santa Monica City Attorney's Office has obtained a $2 million court judgment against precious metals dealer Seacoast Coin, Inc.,...
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    CURT ANDERSON and MICHAEL BALSAMO Associated Press Law enforcement officials aren't sure whether they've discovered the last of the pipe...
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    Three council members are asking for an outside agency to expedite an analysis of the City’s response to recent looting and riots.
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    Last Wednesday the City launched the “Santa Monica Shines” COVID-19 assurance program to ensure businesses have the best safety practices and to encourage people to shop locally.
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    The new school year begins on Monday, but students will not be donning sports uniforms or packing up their instruments. All extracurricular activities will take place virtually and although sports teams cannot meet,
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