Santa Monica has received more than $700,000 in federal funding as part of a $10 million nationwide pilot program designed to get chronically homeless people off the streets. Santa
By Daily Press staff
Prominent business executive and Santa Monica resident Grace Cheng Braun, has been named president and chief executive officer of WISE Senior Services, an award-winning nonprofit
By Daily Press staff
Chalk one up for history. The Santa Monica Conservancy received a matching grant from the California Council for the Promotion of History (CCPH) to support the
VA site project could house up to 500 vets
SANTA MONICA AIRPORT — Efforts to rally regional forces in the fight against homelessness may have taken an historical step forward on
Santa Monica has received more than $700,000 in federal funding as part of a $10 million nationwide pilot program designed to get chronically homeless people off the streets. Santa
By Daily Press staff
Are your affairs in order in the event you die? To help improve the quality of life for aging adults, WISE Senior Services is providing monthly
Santa Monica has received more than $700,000 in federal funding as part of a $10 million nationwide pilot program designed to get chronically homeless people off the streets. Santa
By ROBERT FATURECHI Special to the Daily Press
For the past four decades, Richard Iding has taken to the streets, striding from one block to the next, packing Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
Local do-gooders will get a nod next month from their community. The Church in Ocean Park will host its seventh annual Communitas Awards on Sept.
City hopeful grants will put 30 in housing
CITY HALL — Officials here have received more than $700,000 from the federal government to help pay the rents of Santa Monica’
By Daily Press staff
A group of children from various Santa Monica elementary schools will be performing an eclectic array of chamber music at the Third Street Promenade on Saturday,
Residents are up to necks in blight and human waste BY RYAN HYATT
By Daily Press Staff Writer
11TH STREET — Residents here concerned about crime in their neighborhood — and excrement