• Santa Monica Daily Press
    This Tuesday’s City Council meeting is an usually light affair, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any interesting items on the agenda. At the time of going to press, there were no closed session items listed on the evening’s agenda,
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    California is poised today to announce which schools will share a windfall to bolster career paths for students — but delays and mishaps have meant that thousands of students missed the opportunity to participate.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    This week we found out officially, what many of us already know experientially, that Santa Monica is the most expensive city to conduct business in. Our academic neighbors to the East, Claremont McKenna College’s Rose Institute of State and Local Government studied some 216 municipalities and found that among fees,
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    By Carolyn Jones California is poised today to announce which schools will share a windfall to bolster career paths for students – but delays and mishaps have meant that thousands of students missed the opportunity to participate.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    In response to Matthew Hall’s article “Council now prohibited from asking for the illegal and impossible” (9/16/24): Protecting public safety is the government duty. It should not be deemed illegal and impossible.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    By Mikhail Zinshteyn Minutes after a UC regents committee began debating the purchase of additional less-lethal weapons and ammunition this afternoon, pro-Palestinian students in the UCLA meeting room drowned them out.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    Each year, starting July 1st, Lions Clubs International (LCI) begins a new year. Which is why each July the Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Lions Club has an installation of new officers. This past week we were honored to have our new District Governor Jennifer Cho perform our installation,
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    A decade of decadent barbecue looks to be just the start of Holy Cow’s savory success.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    California voters will begin marking their mail-in ballots for the Nov. 5 election in just a few days and how they vote may reflect their somewhat sour outlooks, particularly rising concerns about crime,
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    My HOA bylaws authorize a board of seven directors, but only three members attended a recent board meeting because there were four vacancies. At one meeting, only two directors attended, and approved significant actions.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    Locals will be joining to make a positive impact on beach and marine life during Santa Monica's Coastal Cleanup Day.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    By Jim Newton How liberal is Los Angeles? Even at first glance, the answer is: very. No Republicans hold city offices, and the Republican Party has ceased to play any meaningful role in Los Angeles governance or politics.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    A luxury, 100-foot yacht docked in Marina del Rey that had fireworks and 1,000 rounds of ammunition aboard erupted into a fiery inferno before sinking on Wednesday night. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to reports of the blaze at 2201 Basin A shortly after 8:30pm and thankfully,
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    One of history’s great tap storytellers was Daniels, who passed away in his Santa Monica home in 2017. Running a tap school in Santa Monica for decades, Daniels received four Tony nominations for his tap choreography, including a win in 1984 for “The Tap Dance Kid.”
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    LA PHILHARMONIC – courtesy photo So don’t put off seeing these great ones. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: LA OPERA, “MADAME BUTTERFLY” – What a way to start the new season! With Korean soprano Karah Son in her signature role.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    By Dan Walters Over the last five years, the state government has spent some $24 billion to ameliorate homelessness, which, according to polls, is California’s most troublesome issue. Despite that immense financial commitment —and billions more in spending by local governments and philanthropic organizations — the number of homeless people continues to grow.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    On In & Around Town includes Opera on the Pier, LA Times Food Bowl , International Coastal Cleanup Day, Future Sounds of Jazz Festival, and much more!
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    Explore the world of artist Wendy Maruyama and her thought-provoking series, including Executive Order 9066 and The wildLIFE Project. Discover her unique approach to woodworking and social activism.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    California's prison rehabilitation success stories are at risk, as Prop. 36 could limit future opportunities for inmate reform and reintegration.
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  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    California's prison rehabilitation success stories are at risk, as Prop. 36 could limit future opportunities for inmate reform and reintegration.
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