By Daily Press staff
The spirit of volunteerism will be alive at an awards ceremony honoring Santa Monica Red Cross contributors.
The 2006 Spirit Awards will be held at the
Empowerment group takes message to streets
By RYAN HYATT AND FABIAN LEWKOWICZ Daily Press Staff Writers
ST. ANNE’S CHURCH — Dozens of people looking to improve the quality of life
Former gangsters now have hope
JOHN ADAMS MIDDLE SCHOOL — Five ex-convicts spoke candidly to dozens of community members on Saturday about the lifestyles of drug abuse and violence that
By Daily Press staff
The Salvation Army Southern California this weekend will distribute more than 1,000 food and toy baskets in a drive-through setting to pre-selected low-
Water under the bridge? Survey aims to find out
The local government will join forces with the city of Calabasas on a public opinion survey that’s intended to gauge
By Daily Press staff
Need a tax break? Why not donate your old car to charity? Cars4charities has a unique opportunity for community members to get a year-end tax
By Daily Press staff
A drug and violence summit has been scheduled for this weekend, one which will primarily consist of former gang members and drug addicts serving as panelists.
City looking into laws that care for homeless
CITY HALL — City Council approved changes in the city’s homeless service efforts on Tuesday, despite community concerns that new strategies to
By Daily Press staff
The Liberty Hill Foundations is embracing the season of giving. Santa Monica’s largest public foundation announced its final grants to Los Angeles County nonprofits, bringing
Evaluation of city’s homeless services the first of its kind in SM
CITY HALL — In an unprecedented move, city officials plan to hire a consultant who will analyze Santa
By Daily Press staff
Time is ticking away for giving this Christmas The deadline for giving is nearing for the Adopt-A-Family program, co-sponsored every Christmas by St.
So this week, Q-Line wants to know, “Do you think a compromise between the tenants and their former landlord? If so, what form should it take?”
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