By Daily Press staff
Rosie’s Girls Santa Monica learned about domestic violence last week. On Aug. 9 they had a question and answer talk with Sojourn outreach manager Liz
By Daily Press staff
Fifteen young Santa Monicans are attending the American Red Cross leadership conference.
The youth this week are learning communications skills, cultural sensitivity and diversity, and how
By Daily Press staff
Hundreds of senior citizens on LA’s westside bet on volunteers to help keep them from going hungry. Now it’s time for the community to
By Daily Press staff
Mobile Solutions, a specialized van that brings Braille Institute’s programs and services to people who are not able to travel to the center in Los
Barking up the wrong tree... Local resident Valerie Hiss’ efforts to provide “dog-gie houses” filled with plastic bags for owners to properly dispose of pet waste have been thwarted
Programs may bring homeless indoors to eat
CITY HALL — Homeless czar Ed Edelman said he is close to sealing a deal that will bring public feedings of the homeless indoors.
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica Red Cross youth volunteers will be washing cars, trucks and SUVs today in efforts to raise money for the chapter’s youth program.
The
Barking up the wrong tree... Local resident Valerie Hiss’ efforts to provide “dog-gie houses” filled with plastic bags for owners to properly dispose of pet waste have been thwarted
This time, it’s not just for the kids. It’s for the dogs, too.
The staff and volunteers of K9 Connection have challenged the local community to a fundraising
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica homeless have been given a chance to make their living — on Broadway.
The Santa Monica Playhouse recently treated 27 Santa Monica Shelter (SAMOSHEL) residents
Fabian Lewkowicz/Daily Press (Left) Jesse Wagner, lead guitarist and vocalist for the Aggrolites, performs at the Santa Monica Pier on Thursday as part of the summer-long Twilight Dance
By Daily Press staff
Recognizing the need for positive role models in young Santa Monicans’ lives, the local Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater
