• Santa Monica Daily Press
    In an attempt to follow recent state and local health recommendations amidst a surge of Los Angeles County Covid-19 cases, district staff will recommend that SMMUSD adopt a model that calls for students to learn from the safety of their homes,
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    During this difficult and unprecedented time, the Rotary Club of Santa Monica has remained committed to the well-being of our community and have awarded multiple grants to deserving organizations for COVID-19 Relief.
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    Malibu Unified School District is scheduled to hold its first meeting of the new academic year this Thursday, and the board of education is expected to approve a plan detailing the district’s reopening plan for the Fall 2020 semester.
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    The Santa Monica College Music Department will present this year's Fall Jazz Concerts, featuring pianist Theo Saunders, saxophonist Tom Luer, and saxman/pianist Don Reckard. The series begins with ...
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    A man died Sunday morning after jumping from a parking structure in downtown Santa Monica, police said. A white man...
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    The definitive guide to Santa Monica's favorite businesses is here! Also in print and available at participating businesses and City...
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    Fisher Lumber is closing their Lincoln and Colorado Blvd location. The independently lumber and hardware store is one of the oldest retail businesses in Santa Monica. Photo by Ross Furukawa. Founded in 1923,
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    After months of council meetings dominated by discussions of huge events, City Hall will be playing small ball on July 14 with an agenda that focuses on budget approval for several programs and second readings of previously discussed rule changes.
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    Longtime restaurateur Maurice Solomon, known locally as the Deli King for his decades of service at Fromin’s Deli, has died from cancer. Solomon died at age 81.
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    Santa Monica firefighters will have a new, seismically safe, home this week. The newly constructed Fire Station 1 is now operational at 1337 7th Street. The new station replaces SMFD’s first and oldest station located just down the street. The community ...
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    The city of Santa Monica filed a reply brief Tuesday asking the California Court of Appeals to overturn a trial...
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    Bill Walker has been hired as Santa Monica's new fire chief, according to a statement released by the City on...
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    Santa Monica resident Hanna Hone, 21, has been selected to receive an ICMA-RC Public Employee Memorial Scholarship (ICMA-RC Memorial Scholarship). The ICMA-RC Memorial Scholarship Fund Board of ...
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    LA MARATHON LLC, host of the Santa Monica Classic, named the Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation (SMMEF) as the Official Charity Partner of the annual 5K/10K event, held on Sunday ...
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    Interim City Manager Lane Dilg has announced the selection of 15 members of Santa Monica’s Public Safety Reform Advisory Committee. The committee is made up of individuals who are residents of or have a close working knowledge of Santa Monica.
  • Santa Monica Daily Press
    Interim City Manager Lane Dilg has announced the selection of 15 members of Santa Monica’s Public Safety Reform Advisory Committee....
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    An employee of a local restaurant has died after exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms and coworkers have filed a complaint with state and county regulators over safety protocols at the location.
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    The new Miss Santa Monica USA Carolina Urrea and Miss Santa Monica Teen USA Athenna Crosby were crowned at the...
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    The City of Santa Monica has won its appeal in the voting rights case that could have upended local elections. Under the ruling issued Thursday, Santa Monica’s at-large election system was affirmed and the city will not be forced to move to a district based system.