The Corsair — Santa Monica College’s student newspaper — won 24 awards at the 2011 Southern California Convention of the Journalism Association of Community Colleges held recently at the California State University-Fullerton campus. The annual […]
The winners have been announced for the Santa Monica Disabilities Commission’s poster contest in celebration of October as Disabilities Awareness Month. The contest was open to all kindergarten through 12th grade students who live or […]
October 31 marked the one-year anniversary of the passage of the groundbreaking Santa Monica Propositions Y + YY. It also provides the opportunity to recognize and honor the unique partnership that these measures represent between […]
The campaign to re-elect Assemblymember Betsy Butler to the California State Assembly has announced the support of leaders throughout the environmental community. “Betsy is an inspiring environmental champion,” said Ed Begley Jr., an actor, environmental […]
The Santa Monica City Council decisively stepped between an impasse between the city’s Landmarks Commission and the design team of James Corner Field Operations at City Hall on Oct. 25. While the Landmarks Commission had […]
The Santa Monica City Attorney’s Office is continuing to investigate Goldline International, Inc. after it filed a 19-count criminal complaint today against the Santa Monica-based company for running a “bait and switch” operation in which […]
Twenty-three previously homeless individuals, who with the support of local nonprofit agencies, have made extraordinary transitions from homelessness to lives filled with passion and promise, were honored at the 16th Annual Celebrating Success Breakfast last […]
Those with homes are not the only ones dealing with cuts. Despite a drop in homelessness in Santa Monica by more than 19 percent since 2009, those without a structural abode will not be receiving […]
Two new businesses have signed leases at 1351 Fourth Street in Santa Monica, bringing the total occupancy of the 34,000 square-foot building to 93 percent, announced Industry Partners Scott Rigsby who represented the landlord, a […]
A formal investigation into the May 4, 2011, possible hate crime at Santa Monica High School has concluded there was no probable cause to believe that any staff member or employee of the Santa Monica-Malibu […]
Brentwood-Based Program Needs Help Delivering Meals During the Holidays Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles is urgently seeking additional volunteers to...
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